Olivia Rodrigo, Bad Bunny, the Boss … lots of can’t-miss musicians and bands are coming through venues as big as FedEx Field and as small as The Atlantis.

Here’s a non-comprehensive list of all the coolest stuff we made this year. Thanks for reading.

Experts and people close to D.C.’s criminal justice system point to several possible reasons — including the lack of a coherent government strategy, the disjointed local-federal nature of D.C.’s criminal justice system, easy access to guns, and the perception among some that they won’t be held accountable for committing crimes.

From rappers on the rise to a singer songwriter playing a medieval-era instrument, add these local acts to your playlist or concert agenda in the new year.

This year, we’ve highlighted the important but less-noticed moments, slices of life in the rich and diverse communities of this area.

WAMU and DCist staffers were all about comfort in 2023: comfort foods like soups and lasagna, and comforting neighborhood gems. These are our best food memories of the year.

Whether you love music, costumes, or culinary adventures, we’ve got you covered.

One of the District’s first speakeasies, some of the best Sichuan cuisine in the city, a beloved home of Drag Story Hour, and more closed this year.

From forthcoming outdoor works at the Glenstone to new exhibits at the National Gallery of Art to upcoming ceramic showcases at a small local space, here’s what we’re gearing up for in 2024.

Some of 2024’s most anticipated restaurant openings include the return of Moon Rabbit and the debut of Osteria Mozza from famed California chef Nancy Silverton.