Is there another area around with as many summer concert opportunities and theatre offerings as Rock Hill? We doubt it. The Rock Hill Coca-Cola Bottling Company loves being a part of such a vibrant and vital community. Take a look at just a sampling of all that’s going on in the month of June!

Ag & Art Tour

June starts off with back-to-back Ag & Art Tours. Explore East York County on June 1^st and 2^nd, then see what West York County has to offer on June 8^th and 9^th. Get down to the farms and the art.

Anne Springs Close Greenway Summer Concert Series

Throughout the month of June, the Anne Springs Close Greenway Summer Concert Series will bring top-notch musical acts to the area. Here’s the line up: June 6^th: Next Level Band of Charlotte; June 13^th: HC Oakes Band; June 20^th: Who Rescued Who; June 27^th: Chunky Daddy.

Greater Tuna

The Fort Mill Playhouse will present long-time audience favorite Greater Tuna from June 7^th through June 23^rd. The play will begin at 7:30.

Bye Bye Birdie

If you prefer your theater with a little more music and dance, the Rock Hill Community Theatre will present Bye Bye Birdie from June 28^th through 30^th (also July 5^th-7^th). The show will play at 7:30 (Sundays at 3:00).

Don’t Sweat It Fest

Concerts at the Courtroom will once again host the Don’t Sweat It Fest from June 20^th through June 22^nd. With over a dozen acts, you’ll find something to enjoy.

Lyrics on the Lawn

Held on June 6^th and June 20^th on the grounds of historic White Home in Old Town Rock Hill, Lyrics on the Lawn is another summer series that offers music, kids’ activities, craft vendors, and a farmer’s market. The market opens at 5:00; the music will begin at 6:00.

Old Town Rock Hill Summer Concert Series

On June 21^st, head over to Old Town Rock Hill for a concert featuring Robert Cray, Marc Cohn and the Blind Boys of Alabama, and Shemekia Copeland. The show will begin at 6:30.

Plenty More to Do

That’s just a quick look at a few of the activities going on during June. The Rock Hill community has lots more to offer. Pop open an ice-cold Coke and explore!