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Sherry Cothran On An Evening For Beloved Woman At Barking Legs

Sherry Cothran
Sherry Cothran
Sherry Cothran

Beloved Woman is a nonprofit here in Chattanooga that helps women carve their own paths as entrepreneurs who can earn a living wage.

It was founded by Sherry Cothran - songwriter, musician and Methodist minister.

This week, Sherry and her band 30 Grit will perform her new album “REV” at a benefit for Beloved Woman - on Thursday, starting at 7 PM, at Barking Legs Theater.

Part of a cohort at Beloved Woman.
Beloved Woman
Part of a cohort at Beloved Woman.

Opening the show: MS LOL, a local comedian and a recent graduate of Beloved Woman.

Sherry stopped by our studios at WUTC to talk with our own Richard Winham, who brought you their conversation on his show - and with us here on “Scenic Roots.”

Banner for Beloved Woman benefit at Barking Legs.
Beloved Woman

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