May 19, 2019 - 11am to 5pm

Come join us for the 45th Annual Linden Hills Festival

The festival will feature the traditional Bike Parade kick-off (11am), the bandstand featuring local musicians, delicious local food vendors, the new Beer Garden, amazing Silent Auction prizes, the arts and vendor marketplace, kids games, crafts & face painting, bounce houses/inflatables, used book sale, yoga and more. Purchase advanced tickets below.

The Linden Hills Farmers Market will also be joining the festivities again this year. The Farmers Market featuring 50 vendors will be set up at Linden Hills Park from 9am-1pm on Festival Day. It will then return to Settergren’s parking lot on 43rd Street for the rest of the season.

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
Support LHiNC and our Grant Program, and get your business name out there.
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 May 18.

Photo courtesy of Steve Mosborg

Photo courtesy of Steve Mosborg

Skip the line - purchase advanced food and activities tickets now

	10-Pack Food & Drink Tickets	10.00 USD	Use for all food and drink items
	Child Wristband	10.00 USD	Access to all games and activities for kids

You will receive an email immediately after payment is complete. Bring a printed or electronic copy to the Pre-purchased Tickets Table at the Festival on May 19, between 11am-5pm.

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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