Table Magazine
Share
We are a gorgeous lifestyle publication centered in food and drink; design; travel; profiles of chef where we come to share life
08/21/2026
Three fiancées. One Paris apartment. And a flight schedule that’s about to cause some serious turbulence.
South Park Theatre is bringing the swinging ’60s to the South Hills with Boeing Boeing, a fast-paced farce filled with romantic schemes, near misses, unexpected arrivals, and plenty of laughs.
But the fun starts before the curtain rises. Arrive early, stroll through the theater’s beautiful garden, grab a drink, and settle in for an evening at one of Pittsburgh’s most charming hidden gems.
Several performances have already sold out, so consider this your boarding call.
And while you’re in the South Hills, make a night of it with dinner or drinks nearby. Because honestly, a little comedy, a little wine, and a late-summer evening in South Park sounds like a pretty perfect itinerary.
Have you discovered South Park Theatre yet?
Get the full review, know-before-you-go details, and South Hills dining recommendations at the link in the comments below.
Story by Sean Collier
Long before the globetrotting television series and rapturously received book tours, chef and writer Anthony Bourdain cut his teeth working in kitchens — often amid considerable chaos. These experiences formed the basis for his bestselling book, ‘Kitchen Confidential’; now, those vivid scenes have been dramatized (and slightly fictionalized) in a narrative biopic that feels like a superhero’s origin story.
Read Sean’s full review at the link in the comments below.
Review by Sean Collier
Photo Courtesy of Seacia Pavao / A24
Collier’s Cuts. Weekly movie review. Movie review. Movie reviews. Movie review of ‘Tony’. New Anthony Bourdain movie. Movie lovers.
08/20/2026
If you’re looking for things to do in Pittsburgh this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, we have your weekend planned. Our best bets include an excuse to wear every fabulous thing in your closet at once, drinking your way through a prehistoric park, a small town going completely bananas, and a first look at PBT’s very Pittsburgh Nutcracker.
Visit the link in the comments below for all the details.
WHAT IF YOU COULD SEE THE WEATHER… FROM THE INSIDE?
TABLE Editor in Chief Keith Recker and Publisher Justin Matase got a first-hand look yesterday at KDKA’s big reveal—and the future of visual storytelling in Pittsburgh.
The station unveiled its new AR/VR green screen bathtub, a cutting-edge technology which powers their coverage with new visual storytelling features that will give us all a new level of visual understanding of the hot topics of the day. It’s designed to make complex stories easier to see, understand and experience.
And weather is just the beginning.
Starting with Western Pennsylvania’s famously complex terrain and the way its hills, valleys and rivers influence weather events, the technology will soon bring a whole new visual dimension to sports, traffic and other vital aspects of our everyday lives.
Meteorologist Ron Smiley walked guests through the technology and how it’s already being used, while News Director Cathy Noschese shared how quickly these capabilities will expand into other areas.
Station Manager Julie Eisenman offered insight into how these innovations build on KDKA’s meaningful heritage in our region—as both an innovator and a community asset.
The new weather and sports presentations are especially immersive and compelling. In fact, Keith found himself leaning in for a closer look, seeing Pittsburgh’s landscape in a way he never had before.
“Such amazing detail.”
we couldn’t agree more. And if this is just the beginning, Pittsburgh is about to see its news and a whole new way.
Pittsburgh. KDKA. Pittsburgh news. Western PA. ARVR. Visual storytelling. Pittsburgh media. Technology Pittsburgh. Weather Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh PA. New technology Pittsburgh.
We couldn’t agree more. And if this is just the beginning, Pittsburgh is about to see its news in a whole new way.
08/18/2026
Head 40 miles east of Pittsburgh this weekend for the Great American Banana Split Celebration, where a frozen dessert created in 1904 has become the excuse for a gloriously over-the-top hometown party—with lots and lots of ice cream.
Read the full story at the link in the comments below.
08/17/2026
Slow down this week of August 17-23 in Pittsburgh with events that show you how to nourish your body, treat yourself to a shopping trip, and immerse yourself in a dance performance under the stars. Not to mention, along the way you’ll travel through different parts of the city, exploring vibrant greenery along with busy shopping districts. After all, it is the last week before school starts on August 24.
Visit the link in the comments below for event details.
08/17/2026
Remarkable theater, rising-star concerts, one of the greatest movies of all time — and, perhaps most importantly, dogs at the ballpark. August rolls on with another great week of tickets to grab to events in and around Pittsburgh August 17-23.
Read all the details at the link in the comments below.
Story and Photography by Sean Collier
She may already have an Oscar, but 2026 is shaping up to be Anne Hathaway’s finest year. She co-starred in the massive hits The Odyssey and The Devil Wears Prada 2, snuck in the indie darling Mother Mary and is gearing up for the scandalous thriller Verity. In between, she’s tangling with dinosaurs in The End of Oak Street.
Read the full review by Sean Collier at the link in the comments below.
Photos Courtesy of Daniel McFadden / Warner Bros.
Collier’s Cuts. Movie review. Movie reviews. Let’s go to the movies. Movie lovers. Weekly movie review. ‘The End of Oak Street’ review. TABLE Magazine.
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.