A new show about an iconic roller coaster, a tribute to Alanis, lots of Disney, a new festival for new plays, and so much more is in store around D.C.’s theater scene in 2023.

Here are some of the exhibits, museums, and “immersive” experiences we’re keeping an eye on this year.

“Particularly in the Black community, I just feel like we’re all traumatized,” said Linda Harllee Harper, Director of D.C.’s Office of Gun Violence Prevention.

Here’s what we’re looking forward to, including a permanent home for a beloved Eastern Market vendor, several more food halls to a Levantine wine and pastry headquarters.

“Is it legal to send things I said myself in to Overheard in D.C.?”

Bad Saint, Little Red Fox, Columbia Room, Thamee … the list unfortunately goes on.

Our photojournalists captured a wide range of experiences this year, from public protests to intimate portraits to works of art. Look back on 2022 with us.

Reflect with us on the most important, funniest, most entertaining, and most meaningful stories of 2022.

Remember to tear off those lights and decorations and put your Christmas tree outside on designated days set by your local government. Most places say trees and greenery will be composted or turned into mulch.

WAMU and DCist staffers feasted on savory pastries, tons of takeout, and so many tacos in 2022. Check out our best food memories of the year.