2013 Locally Grown concert and movie series announced

The annual Locally Grown concert and movie series atop Wallace Plaza in Chapel Hill will return in 2013 and will feature three free concerts and six movies.

The groups performing this year are Kooley High and JSWISS on June 27, The Wusses and The Whom on July 25 and Virgins Family Band, The Morning Brigade and Clockwork Kids on August 29.

Each concert and film will start at 8 p.m. Check out the full schedule below which includes the films in series, Ghostbusters, O Brother, Where Art Thou?, The Avengers, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Finding Nemo and Psycho.

Locally Grown music and movies series announces summer schedule

Chapel Hill's Locally Grown Rooftop Music and Movies series will return for another season of free music and movies on June 23. The event is held every Thursday on top of the Wallace parking deck at 150 E. Franklin St., behind Jack Sprat Cafe and other businesses on Franklin Street.

This year's series features three concerts and six movies. Mandolin Orange and Big Fat Gap will kick things off on June 23, Holy Ghost Tent Revival and The Big Picture will perform on July 28, and Future Islands and Motor Skills will wrap up the series on August 18.

Concerts will start at 6 p.m. and movies will begin at sundown, about 8 p.m. Check out the full schedule, including the movies, below.

Locally Grown music & movies series announces line-up

The Locally Grown Rooftop Music and Movies series in Chapel Hill is returning for another season of free music and movies. The event is held every Thursday on top of the Wallace parking deck at 150 E. Franklin St., behind Jack Sprat Cafe and other businesses on Franklin Street.

This year, there will be three concerts and six movies, all kicking off on Thursday, with Southern Culture On the Skids and The Moaners on Thursday, June 24. Other bands performing throughout the summer are The Old Ceremony, Ryan Gustafson, Lost in The Trees and The Physics of Meaning.

Check out the full schedule including the movies below. Check out photos of The Love Language and Lost in The Trees from last year's series here.