David Dobrik and WAVERS set the table for New York Fashion Week

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Gomez, K. (2026, October 16). David Dobrik and WAVERS set the table for New York Fashion Week. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/contributor-content/david-dobrik-and-wavers-set-the-table-for-new-york-fashion-week/

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On September 9, David Dobrik and Jack Goldburg hosted an event called "AT THE TABLE" during New York Fashion Week at Ketchy Shuby in New York City. The gathering featured celebrities, athletes, and social media influencers enjoying a family-style dinner while raising awareness for the Goldburg Family Foundation’s food pantry and scholarship programs. WAVERS Crisps by DOUGHBRIK’S introduced new flavors made with avocado oil and gluten-free ingredients at the event, aligning their brand with philanthropic efforts.
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On September 9, WAVERS Co-Founder David Dobrik and Jack Goldburg of Jack’s Dining Room hosted an event at Ketchy Shuby in New York City during New York Fashion Week, combining social networking with the Goldburg Family Foundation's efforts to address food insecurity. The evening featured a cocktail hour, family-style meal, surprise dessert, and an after-party that lasted late into the night. Attendees included celebrities from various fields such as Dixie D'Amelio, Breece Hall, Kendall Washington, and Jesse Solomon among others.

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AT THE TABLE Jack’s Dining Room NYFW WAVERS the Goldburg Family Foundation

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WAVERS ORG · 7× the Goldburg Family Foundation ORG · 4× AT THE TABLE ORG · 2× Dobrik ORG · 2× Jack’s Dining Room ORG · 2× NYFW ORG · 2× New York GPE · 2× DOUGHBRIK’S ORG · 1× New York City GPE · 1× WAVERS Crisps ORG · 1×

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On September 9, WAVERS Crisps by DOUGHBRIK’S and the Goldburg Family Foundation took over Ketchy Shuby in New York City, where WAVERS Co-Founder David Dobrik and Jack Goldburg of Jack’s Dining Room hosted an evening that paired the usual Fashion Week social whirl with the foundation’s work addressing food insecurity and supporting students.
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David Dobrik and WAVERS set the table for New York Fashion Week · assertive framing

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New York Fashion Week has plenty of rooms built around being seen. asserted
Week → have → rooms
AT THE TABLE gave its guests a reason to stay for dinner. asserted
AT → give → dinner
On September 9, WAVERS Crisps by DOUGHBRIK’S and the Goldburg Family Foundation took over Ketchy Shuby in New York City, where WAVERS Co-Founder David Dobrik and Jack Goldburg of Jack’s Dining Room hosted an evening that paired the usual Fashion Week social whirl with the foundation’s work addressing food insecurity and supporting students. asserted
that → take → students
The result felt closer to a well-connected dinner party than another stop on the NYFW circuit. asserted
result → feel → circuit
It was complete with a cocktail hour, family-style meal, surprise dessert, and an after-party that stretched well into the night. asserted
that → stretch → night
A Guest List Across Worlds Fashion Week crowds have a habit of pulling from several corners of pop culture at once, and AT THE TABLE leaned into that mix. asserted
crowds → have → mix
Dixie D’Amelio and Natalie Noel joined New York Jets running back Breece Hall, Kendall Washington, Nicolas Vansteenberghe, Shiggy, and Summer House stars Jesse Solomon and Ben Waddell. asserted
D’Amelio → join → Hall
Zach Dereniowski, Kit Keenan, and Lauren Wolfe were among the other creators, athletes, entrepreneurs, media personalities, and tastemakers filling Ketchy Shuby for the evening. asserted
Dereniowski → fill → evening
Tomorrow’s Group worked behind the scenes on the concept and execution, overseeing branding, guest-list strategy, event curation, and public relations surrounding Dobrik, Jack’s Dining Room, WAVERS, and the Goldburg Family Foundation. asserted
Group → work → Dobrik
Dinner Becomes the Main Event asserted
Dinner → become → ?
The night opened at 7 p.m. with cocktails and a first taste of the newest WAVERS lineup before guests settled around the tables. asserted
guests → open → tables
Dinner arrived family style, with Ketchy Shuby serving rigatoni vodka, roasted chicken, miso-glazed salmon, and other restaurant staples. asserted
Shuby → arrive → vodka
Dobrik and Goldburg eventually became part of the entertainment themselves when the pair received a surprise dessert presentation. asserted
pair → become → presentation
Cameras captured the moment before dinner loosened into an after-party, keeping the gathering at Ketchy Shuby long after the plates had been cleared. asserted
plates → capture → Shuby
Food also connected the party to a larger purpose. asserted
Food → connect → purpose
The evening raised awareness for the Goldburg Family Foundation’s food pantry and scholarship programs, bringing attention to its work providing food to New York neighbors and creating educational opportunities for underserved students. asserted
evening → raise → students
WAVERS Takes Its Crunch Into Fall asserted
WAVERS → take → Fall
Guests encountered WAVERS at the table in its latest form, with the brand introducing crisps made with avocado oil and gluten-free ingredients. asserted
brand → encounter → oil
The four-flavor lineup covers Late Night Pizza, Spicy Pickle, Extra Cheesy, and Hot Honey packaged in new 4-ounce U.S. bags and 80-gram international bags. asserted
lineup → cover → bags
The NYFW dinner also preceded another New York food event on the WAVERS calendar. asserted
dinner → precede → calendar
WAVERS and the Goldburg Family Foundation also hosted a booth at the Yes Chef Food Fest at Citi Field in late September. asserted
WAVERS → host → September
AT THE TABLE ultimately found its identity in the overlap. asserted
TABLE → find → overlap
A Fashion Week crowd gathered around food, a snack brand entered the evening through the menu instead of dominating it, and the Goldburg Family Foundation used the occasion to put its community programs in front of a wider audience. asserted
Foundation → gather → audience
For one of the first nights of NYFW, the table itself became the place to be. asserted
table → become → NYFW
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