LINDEN HILLS FESTIVAL
Festival postponed until further notice
46th Annual Linden Hills Festival Postponed
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, LHiNC has decided to postpone its annual festival, which was originally scheduled for June 14. If you already registered for a booth or for the garage sale, LHiNC will reimburse you.
Each year, LHiNC invites all our neighbors to join us at Linden Hills Park for a day of food, fun, and friends! This terrific annual event features: delicious local fare, a beer garden, a bandstand with local musicians, children's stage, kids games and activities, face painting, inflatables, art fair & marketplace, silent auction, used book sale and more!
It's a great way to celebrate our community! All proceeds from the day go back into the community through LHiNC and its projects and programs.
There are many ways to get involved
- Sign up for volunteer shift
This is a great and fun way to give back to your neighborhood. Shifts are two-hours long, and you can work in any part of the festival. - Register for an Art Fair/Marketplace booth
For just $50, businesses and organizations can share their message, promote their business, and/or sell their wares. - Become a Festival sponsor
Sponsors enjoy benefits including logos on festival signage and posters, online acknowledgement and social media shout-outs, a vendor table, and more. For details, please contact LHiNC Board Member Wendy Ponte. - Donate to our Silent Auction
Raise money for the community while promoting your business. - Register for our Neighborhood Garage Sale
For just $15, you can register to be a part of our neighborhood garage sale on June 13.
Photo courtesy of Steve Mosborg
The Linden Hills Festival is organized by the Linden Hills Neighborhood Council (LHiNC), a non-governmental, non-profit organization that serves the Linden Hills community. Funds raised through the festival are invested in building community through neighborhood events, as well as print and online communications; protecting the local environment through projects like a solar garden, tree planting, local park beautification, and education; and supporting neighborhood arts and education through the council’s grants program that has funded college scholarships, tutoring programs, school and community music and theater programs and more.
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