Humanities Project: The Roaring 20's Return as Leonardo Performs at CCC on Feb. 26th

Posed Photo of Leonardo Holding Banjo

Chicago musician Leonardo brings The Roaring Twenties to Coffeyville in a musical celebration of the decade that forever changed America. Performing on the popular instruments of the time, the 4-string banjo and ukulele, Leonardo will share the songs and stories of the era of the Flapper, Mobster, Talkie, and Speakeasy. Also known as the Jazz Age, the 1920's represented the start of America's modern age and marked significant changes in society that still resound today. 

Leonardo is a Parents' Choice Award winning musician who for over 20 years has been performing at schools, libraries and performing arts venues nationwide. School Library Journal wrote that he has a "...remarkable understanding of a child's world" and Grammy.com said his songs were "empowering, thoughtful, original compositions..." With a high energy and interactive style, his performances entertain, educate, and empower audiences of all ages and abilities. To learn more about Leonardo, please visit LeonardoMusic.com.

Leonardo will perform at Coffeyville Community College on Feb. 26 as part of the humanities project. 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 Performing Arts Theatre.

For more information about the humanities project at CCC, please call 620-251-7700, ext. 2166.