The fall humanities series at CCC will open the final week in August with The Hollands!, The Hollands! will share some of the most popular bush songs and the history behind those songs.

The Hollands! are a full-time internationally touring band based in the U.S. via Australia and the duo frolics in the organic folk revival scene. They are seasoned concert performers, engaging audiences and rousing a sing-along with their intimate merrymaking. Jana Holland, originally a Michigander, has traveled between three continents with an interest in songs of old and a desire for the laymen to experience community through song.

Her willingness to give any instrument "a go" has led to offerings on the mandolin, banjo and guitar. Jana's deep minor tones and angelic voice extend solace to all who listen. She sets the mood and embraces your mind with her poetic, yet ground-level lyrics.

Craig Holland, a native of Australia, began his music career playing punk rock, including a seven-year stint in Ballydowse, a Chicago-based Celtic Punk band recorded by famed indie producer, Steve Albini. Craig offers a hypnotic and unique sound to The Hollands! By the end of their performance, audiences will feel like they are part of the band. This is the experience and magic that happens when The Hollands! come to town.

The Hollands! tour in Montgomery County will start on Monday, Aug. 25th at Sycamore Landing and Windsor Place Assisted Living before arriving at the Spencer/Rounds Theatre on the CCC Campus at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 26th. The Hollands! will continue their tour of Coffeyville with Windsor Place, Windsor Place SCU and the Medicalodge of Coffeyville on Tuesday afternoon.  Wednesday they will entertain residents at Pickwick Place and Asbury Village followed by the students at Caney Valley High School on Thursday and the Caney Nursing Center and Guest Home Estates in Caney on Friday.

The public is invited to the 10:30 a.m. Tuesday humanities performances at CCC.  The performances are free and held in the Spencer/Rounds Theatre.  For more information call 620-251-7700 ext. 2145 or 2038.