TuKute Presents Jokes & Jazz Celebrating Maryline Blackburn's BIRTHDAY!!.. TONIGHT!

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Jokes & Jazz JUNE 19thh @ at Cafe 290 

290 Hilderbrand Dr NE  Sandy Springs, GA 30328



TuKute Presents Jokes & Jazz featuring Maryline Blackburn, Gary Harris, Comedians Mz Wallstreet and Viet Huynh, Jared Lanham on Drums and always, Rita Graham and Emile Worthy. 

YEAH! ."It's All The Way Live"!!!

Oh yeah, another Tu Kute Presents, Jokes & Jazz celebrating TuKute's BIRTHDAY!!

Don't miss this incredible musical event with some of Atlanta's great musicians, vocalist & comedians, all under one roof, can I get a "Woot, Woot!!

NO PRESENTS PLEASE....as your PRESENCE is her PRESENT!!!


7:00pm

Born in Europe, Maryline spent her formative years in Fairbanks, Alaska . In the mid-1980's, she won the Miss Alaska Scholarship Pageant where Sarah Palin was her second runner up. Maryline then went on to represent Alaska in the Miss America Scholarship Pageant where she was a talent finalist. She is a singer with a wide spectrum of performing experiences. She has performed with and opened for such legends of entertainment as Bob Hope (USO/Department of Defense), Cab & Chris Calloway, The Platters & contemporary icons like Celine Deon, Peabo Bryson, Phyllis Hyman and the group Exile.

Her musical style can best be described as progressive, incorporating elements of Urban Contemporary, Mainstream Pop, Country and Western, Old School Romantic R&B, with a touch of the power and deep spiritual intensity of Southern Gospel Music.
JOIN US TO CELEBRATE THIS EXTRAORDINARY WOMEN

TICKETS @ www.tukute.net 


Each event benefits a small business or organization that helps many. 
If you are affiliated with or know of an organization that meets this criteria and can benefit from
 an event of this nature please contact: tukute@tukute.net 

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