Well, we come to the close of another successful new year. Everyone at Troy-Hayner Cultural Center, One Call Now, Paul G. Duke Foundation, Tomb, Roberts and Bucio, LLP and of course, the Troy Noon Optimist hopes the very best for you and your family until we see you again next year.
First View did a wonderful short video for us. See it here.
We want to thank each of our sponsors mentioned above as well as all of our performers that were with us on New Years Eve and the locations that hosted their event.
First United Church of Christ had Dulcimer Friends, Phil and Friends Woodwinds, Gotham City Brass Quintet, The New Renaissance Singers and Rum River Blend.
Bakehouse Bread hosted Chris and Linda Tatarian and Eric Loy as well as had a wonderful menu for food and drinks and great friendly atmosphere.
The Iliad, a new participant in First Night Troy was gracious enough to host Dulcdaze as well as had hot drinks and menu items throughout the evening.
Troy-Hayner Cultutal Center hosted a Lamp Post 4 and The Great Kaplan as well as a book signing and arts and crafts for kids and familys as well as their astounding display of deep space photography.
The 405 Building hosted Feel N. Lucky the Clown who was bust all evening making balloon animals for kids while parents went around the cornerto rest their feet sitting down or went into Winans to hear Chris Vickers play his guitar.
We also want to thank The Troy Local History Library for being open to explore the deepest history of Troy Ohio.
Lastly, we want to thank First Place for hosting the final evenings performance of Swing Era, a 21 piece swing band that played songs from the 1940's to the 90's and finished things off right with Auld Lang Syne.
We hope to see you again next New Years Eve.
If you have any questions or suggestions on how we can make First Night Troy bigger and better, please let us know. Click "Contact Us" on the left or call us at 937-875-0385 or 937-418-7910. Thanks again everyone for making the First Night of 2010 a great one.
