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Junior League of Sarasota Committee Chairs Caroleen Brej and Kari-Jo Koshes end the 46th Annual Tour of Homes with a celebratory happy hour at CinéBistro on Feb. 25.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoThe 46th Annual Tour of Homes end with a celebratory happy hour at CinéBistro on Feb. 25.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoxThe 46th Annual Tour of Homes end with a celebratory happy hour with a silent auction at CinéBistro on Feb. 25.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoLauren Bailey, Julianna Young, Erin Keim and Nawei Gu attend the 46th Annual Tour of Homes celebratory happy hour at CinéBistro on Feb. 25.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoLaura Conaboy, Maegan Collin, Laura Mayhew and Nicole Zimmerman.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoSean and Becky Quina.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoAmy Lettich and Gina Bates.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoCMX CinéBistro Siesta Key Event Manager Nicole Hancock.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoJody Mack and Lynda Houston
Photo by Dariela DelgadoCici Couchot, Kanna Shepherd and Maddie Tympanick help attendees with the silent auction.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoOver 500 attendees participated in the 46th Annual Tour of Homes.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoThe Junior League of Sarasota's 46th Annual Tour of Homes returned in-person for the first time since the start of the pandemic, and members of the nonprofit celebrated a successful event with a happy hour at CinéBistro on Feb. 25.
After two years of a scaled-back version of the tour, more than 500 attendees had the opportunity to admire six of Sarasota’s most exclusive homes face-to-face while supporting a good cause.
“All of the money that we raise goes to our signature focus, which is aging out of foster care,” said Junior League of Sarasota Committee Chair Kari-Jo Koshes.
Attendees had friendly debate over their favorite home with their drink of choice in hand. Silent auction items ranged from orchestra tickets to fly fishing lessons.
"(This event) is a way of connecting with our community. All of it comes back to the fact that we are raising money for a really important cause,” said Koshes.
