A Celebratory Launch of Tribeza’s 2023 Austin Neighborhood Issue

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2502 Indian Trail by Gossett & Co.

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Margaret Hoffman & Kerri Moutos

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Sienna String Quartet

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Alissa Shapiro & Jeff Burke

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Krissy Hearn, Celeste Aguirre & Carrie Crowe

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Cat Kamalie & Swati Kaur

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Wine & Food Foundation

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Ryan Atwood, Colton Reid, Jessica Philpot and Wade Giles

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Leslie Watts & Karrington Brown

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Tom & Julia Mistler

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Flavor Co.

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Heather Witbeck & Monica Pizanie

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Wine & Food Foundation

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Kevin & Leslie

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Tori Larned, Travis Eaton & Janci Addison

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Erin Fabacher & Casey Conlin

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Laura Johnson, Patrice McCollum & Kyle McCollum

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Stephanie & Corby Jastrow

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Kim Treadaway & Gulay Bozdag

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Tribeza Neighborhood Issue Release Party

On June 28, the Tribeza’s team joined Gossett & Co. to celebrate the launch of the 2023 Neighborhood Issue in a gorgeous new home on Indian Trail in Tarrytown.

Upon entering the home’s front doors, guests were welcome to tour the magnificent property that boasts soaring ceilings and expansive glass, works of art specifically curated for the home by CoCollect Art, along with perfect pieces sourced from around the globe by Elysian Collective. The stunning home is a true example of how Gossett & Co. integrates craftsmanship, design, and luxury into their high-performance homes — a perfect fit for the Tribeza Neighborhood Issue.

Beautiful floral arrangements from House of Margot Blair provided a delightful touch of color to the interior spaces. There was plenty of room to mingle in the seamless indoor-outdoor living area while listening to the lovely sounds of live music performed by the Sienna String Quartet.

Guests sampled Old World Wine from the Wine & Food Foundation in the gorgeous kitchen. All were treated to charcuterie and petite meringues from Flavor Co., the catering company of Austin’s favorite Gusto Italian Kitchen.

The event also provided an opportunity for guests to learn about Exponencialistas, Jared Gossett’s nonprofit mentoring program. Jared started Exponencialistas in 2015 alongside a team at the University of Texas after he saw firsthand the devastation of poverty on a philanthropic home-building trip to Mexico. This nonprofit organization empowers entrepreneurs to transform their communities across Latin America. Today, the community has more than 180,000 members.