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Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 5 likely kept the Russian composer from being sent to Siberia to languish in a labor camp or worse, be shot. As guest conductor Christian Reif explained to listeners in the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra audience on Friday, questions remain about the meaning of Shostakovich’s Fifth, which remains an audience hit.

But there was no mistaking Reif’s interpretation of this great work, which he conducted on Friday in Music Hall. The tension was taut, as if ready to snap.…

Kansas City-area food halls don’t just provide diverse options for patrons. They’re becoming a platform that enables local chefs to graduate and open standalone brick-and-mortar restaurants.

A new Mexican restaurant known for its color-changing margaritas will make way to the Dayton region soon.

Umi by Vikram Garg marks the first solo venture for the chef.

The Honolulu Japanese Chamber of Commerce's largest fundraiser is back and will be held in person this year for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

Truluck's, which has been serving up steak and seafood in downtown Austin for more than two decades, is moving into the ground floor of a new office tower. It's a testament to the staying power of high-end, white table cloth dining, even as the city's restaurant scene has evolved greatly in the past several decades.

The dual-dining concept restaurant, located in Wai Kai, had its grand opening on March 25.

The tasting room, set to open this year, will offer the first glimpse into Sidney Rice's wine venture in brick-and-mortar form.

Oregon's billionaires were not alone in seeing their net worth shrink, according to Forbes.

Oregon companies have vied for and won awards from the Good Food Foundation for years. Now, the group's marquee event is coming to Portland.