Fridays on Prouty Series
Fridays on Prouty concerts are a collaboration between the Troy-Hayner Cultural Center and Troy Main Street with the help of the City of Troy. Concerts are free to the public thanks to a generous grant from the Troy Foundation. Join us in the center of lovely downtown Troy, Ohio at Prouty Plaza. Bring a lawn chair and your best friend.
Fridays on Prouty
with the Cincinnati Transit Authority
Friday, June 27, 2025 at 7:30 pm
The CTA is an eight-piece band paying tribute to the great horn driven sound of Chicago Transit Authority. Originating in Cincinnati, Ohio, the band consists of some of the area's best rock, jazz, and blues musicians. The group takes great pride in performing spot-on renditions of iconic Chicago tunes. The band's replication and dedication to the music make CTA one of the top Chicago tribute bands performing now.
Expect to hear all the great hits including “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?”, “Make Me Smile”, “Beginnings”, “Hard Habit To Break”, “Questions 67 & 68”, “Saturday In The Park”, “25 or 6 to 4”, “We Can Stop The Hurtin'”, “Introduction”, “Wake up Sunshine”, and many more.
Rick Auhagen does the lead vocals, Michael Oakley is on guitar, Adam Wheeler is on drums, bass guitar is Adam Scovanner, keys are Larry Feldner, Zach Grainger plays trombone, Erich Lechliter the trumpet and Dwayne Irvin plays saxophone and flute.
Concerts are free to the public thanks to a generous grant from the Troy Foundation and the citizens of Troy. Come early and enjoy one of Troy’s downtown restaurants. To learn more about downtown Troy, Ohio visit the Miami County Visitors Bureau at: homegrowngreat.com/dine/troy . Join us in the center of lovely downtown Troy, Ohio at Prouty Plaza. Bring a lawn chair and your best friend. For more information on Hayner music programs visit: www.troyhayner.org/music.
Expect to hear all the great hits including “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?”, “Make Me Smile”, “Beginnings”, “Hard Habit To Break”, “Questions 67 & 68”, “Saturday In The Park”, “25 or 6 to 4”, “We Can Stop The Hurtin'”, “Introduction”, “Wake up Sunshine”, and many more.
Rick Auhagen does the lead vocals, Michael Oakley is on guitar, Adam Wheeler is on drums, bass guitar is Adam Scovanner, keys are Larry Feldner, Zach Grainger plays trombone, Erich Lechliter the trumpet and Dwayne Irvin plays saxophone and flute.
Concerts are free to the public thanks to a generous grant from the Troy Foundation and the citizens of Troy. Come early and enjoy one of Troy’s downtown restaurants. To learn more about downtown Troy, Ohio visit the Miami County Visitors Bureau at: homegrowngreat.com/dine/troy . Join us in the center of lovely downtown Troy, Ohio at Prouty Plaza. Bring a lawn chair and your best friend. For more information on Hayner music programs visit: www.troyhayner.org/music.
Fridays on Prouty
band tba
Friday, July 11, 2025 at 7:30 pm
Daryll Rosa, lead vocal/ bongos; Luis Roberto Clemente, bass/musical director; Edwin Corporan, congas/ chorus vocals; Roberto (Tito) Clemente, timbales/chorus vocals; Joseph Chavez, vocals; Maria Gabriella, vocals; Kareem Powell, piano; Brian Powell, alto/baritone sax; Luke Greishop, trumpet; Jason Swann, tenor sax;
Connor Fuhrmann, trombone
Connor Fuhrmann, trombone
Fridays on Prouty
with the Dayton Salsa Project
Friday, July 18, 2025 at 7:30 pm
Fridays on Prouty will be hosting a great big happy salsa band called Dayton Salsa Project on Friday, July 18, 2025 at 7:30 pm. This band has trumpet, trombone, 2 saxophones, timbales, bongos, congas and keys. The Dayton Salsa Project sees their mission as using music to help break down barriers and “…to promote inclusion by showcasing how musicians from diverse traditions and cultural backgrounds can come together in one accord,” says Daryll Rosa, the band’s lead vocalist. “We are Dayton's community salsa band, we represent Hispanic heritage which we want to share with everyone... We are here to share the music and dancing …and the rich history of salsa…
Concerts are free to the public thanks to a generous grant from the Troy Foundation and the citizens of Troy. Come early and enjoy one of Troy’s downtown restaurants. To learn more about downtown Troy, Ohio visit the Miami County Visitors Bureau at: homegrowngreat.com/dine/troy. Join us in the center of lovely downtown Troy, Ohio at Prouty Plaza. Bring a lawn chair and your best friend. For more information contact the Troy-Hayner Cultural Center at www.TroyHayner.org.
Concerts are free to the public thanks to a generous grant from the Troy Foundation and the citizens of Troy. Come early and enjoy one of Troy’s downtown restaurants. To learn more about downtown Troy, Ohio visit the Miami County Visitors Bureau at: homegrowngreat.com/dine/troy. Join us in the center of lovely downtown Troy, Ohio at Prouty Plaza. Bring a lawn chair and your best friend. For more information contact the Troy-Hayner Cultural Center at www.TroyHayner.org.
Fridays on Prouty
with Noah Wotherspoon
Friday, August 1, 2025 at 7:30 pm
Back by popular demand, The Noah Wotherspoon Band will include Noah Wotherspoon, guitar; Tom Rastikis, bass; Brian Aylor, drums; Da’Rosa Richardson, keyboards; Danny Manning, alto sax; Eric Wurzelbacher, tenor sax and Charlie Ferrara on trumpet.
Noah Wotherspoon is an exceptional guitarist who revealed talents by the age of 11. As a young teenager he had his own band called Noah and the Stratocats, who won a spot on the prestigious Chicago Blues Fest stage when he was just 16. The Stratocats played the Chicago Blues Fest for the next eight years. In 2015 Noah received the Albert King award for Best Guitarist at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tennessee. Wotherspoon started as a kid from Dayton, Ohio who had an affinity for the guitar, but he soon found himself touring America and performing at the world’s Blues Festivals. He has toured Eastern Europe many times and was the headliner at the Reykjavik Blues Festival in Iceland and the Salva Jazz & Blues Festival in Salvatierry, Mexico.
Wotherspoon has followed and experimented with a variety of genres in his 20+ year career. It is blues rock that has ultimately captivated him. “Every note Wotherspoon plays demonstrates his command of the blues musical style. His guitar solos are dripping with unadulterated emotion, capturing listeners, and transporting them to the heart of the blues. Wotherspoon's love for the genre is evident in every performance, whether he is singing gritted, fervent lyrics or creating beautiful guitar melodies,” says Viberate Music.
Concerts are free to the public thanks to a generous grant from the Troy Foundation and the citizens of Troy. Come early and enjoy one of Troy’s downtown restaurants. To learn more about downtown Troy, Ohio visit the Miami County Visitors Bureau at: homegrowngreat.com/dine/troy . Join us in the center of lovely downtown Troy, Ohio at Prouty Plaza. Bring a lawn chair and your best friend. For more information on Hayner music programs visit: www.troyhayner.org/music.
Noah Wotherspoon is an exceptional guitarist who revealed talents by the age of 11. As a young teenager he had his own band called Noah and the Stratocats, who won a spot on the prestigious Chicago Blues Fest stage when he was just 16. The Stratocats played the Chicago Blues Fest for the next eight years. In 2015 Noah received the Albert King award for Best Guitarist at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tennessee. Wotherspoon started as a kid from Dayton, Ohio who had an affinity for the guitar, but he soon found himself touring America and performing at the world’s Blues Festivals. He has toured Eastern Europe many times and was the headliner at the Reykjavik Blues Festival in Iceland and the Salva Jazz & Blues Festival in Salvatierry, Mexico.
Wotherspoon has followed and experimented with a variety of genres in his 20+ year career. It is blues rock that has ultimately captivated him. “Every note Wotherspoon plays demonstrates his command of the blues musical style. His guitar solos are dripping with unadulterated emotion, capturing listeners, and transporting them to the heart of the blues. Wotherspoon's love for the genre is evident in every performance, whether he is singing gritted, fervent lyrics or creating beautiful guitar melodies,” says Viberate Music.
Concerts are free to the public thanks to a generous grant from the Troy Foundation and the citizens of Troy. Come early and enjoy one of Troy’s downtown restaurants. To learn more about downtown Troy, Ohio visit the Miami County Visitors Bureau at: homegrowngreat.com/dine/troy . Join us in the center of lovely downtown Troy, Ohio at Prouty Plaza. Bring a lawn chair and your best friend. For more information on Hayner music programs visit: www.troyhayner.org/music.
On August 8, 2025 country artist Michelle Robinson will perform for the Fridays on Prouty Concert series in downtown Troy, Ohio at 7:30 pm. She is a Nashville Recording Artist and Cincinnati, Ohio native. She has been singing and playing music for as long as she can remember. Michelle is a Josie Award WINNER for Female Modern Country Artist of the Year (2023) and was nominated for Cincinnati’s Country Entertainer of the year (2019). The Michelle Robinson Band has opened for a number of national acts including Scotty McCreery, Maddie & Tae, Colt Ford, Uncle Kracker, Loretta Lynn, JoDee Messina and Kentucky Headhunters.
The August 8 concert is part of Troy, Ohio’s America 250 celebrations. It will be one that is close to Michelle’s heart. “We are honored to be part of the America 250 celebrations and are so proud to sing about the things we love about this great country.”
Concerts are free to the public thanks to a generous grant from the Troy Foundation and the citizens of Troy. Come early and enjoy one of Troy’s downtown restaurants. To learn more about downtown Troy, Ohio visit the Miami County Visitors Bureau at: homegrowngreat.com/dine/troy. Join us in the center of lovely downtown Troy, Ohio at Prouty Plaza. Bring a lawn chair and your best friend. For more information on the Fridays on Prouty concert series visit: troyhayner.org/fridays-on-prouty.
The August 8 concert is part of Troy, Ohio’s America 250 celebrations. It will be one that is close to Michelle’s heart. “We are honored to be part of the America 250 celebrations and are so proud to sing about the things we love about this great country.”
Concerts are free to the public thanks to a generous grant from the Troy Foundation and the citizens of Troy. Come early and enjoy one of Troy’s downtown restaurants. To learn more about downtown Troy, Ohio visit the Miami County Visitors Bureau at: homegrowngreat.com/dine/troy. Join us in the center of lovely downtown Troy, Ohio at Prouty Plaza. Bring a lawn chair and your best friend. For more information on the Fridays on Prouty concert series visit: troyhayner.org/fridays-on-prouty.
