Don’t miss this opportunity to see a classic movie under the stars with friends, family, and neighbors. The annual Crescent Hill Outdoor Cinema Series returns with the 1979 cycling-themed film “Breaking Away” at 8 p.m. Friday at the Peterson-Dumesnil House, 301 S. Peterson Ave. A favorite summer event in years past, this outdoor film is not to be missed.

Oak Hill and The Martha Berry Museum will continue “Movies on the Meadow,” a summer-long outdoor film series. This summer’s theme is “Hollywood Rebels” and will feature films starring Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe and James Dean.

Locally Grown, a free entertainment series in downtown Chapel Hill, encourages everyone to Buy Local, Eat Local and Be Local while enjoying live concerts and outdoor movies featuring live music from local performers, movies and family-friendly activities.

The Town of Richmond Hill in partnership with the town’s Youth Action Committee presents Moonlight Movies, a chance for residents to sit under the stars and watch a free outdoor movie displayed on a giant inflatable movie screen. This Saturday, the soccer field behind the Richvale Community Centre will be transformed into an open air cinema complete with snacks, beverages and a pre-film barbecue.