LINDEN HILLS FESTIVAL
LHiNC Fall Festival 2022
Come Celebrate with us on Saturday, September 17
The Linden Hills Neighborhood Council (LHiNC) is excited to host our annual Linden Hills Festival on Saturday, September 17 from 12:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Linden Hills Park.
Join your neighbors and friends for an all-day celebration featuring live local music, amazing food and a beer tent, plus the return of inflatables and carnival games for kids. We will also have a full slate of fun activities for kids and adults alike - arts and crafts, scavenger hunt, bocce ball and more.
Check back here for updates as the festival gets closer.
Want to get involved?
Sign up for a volunteer shift
This is a great and fun way to give back to your neighborhood. Youth groups/teams, faith communities, families or individuals are encouraged to sign up. Shifts are two-hours long. Volunteer areas include: set-up, teardown, food service, beer tent and zero waste. Specific shifts aren’t yet available, but sign up here so we can email you as soon as they are posted.
Donate Silent Auction Prizes - A great way to support the neighborhood and promote your business! If you have a prize to donate, please email silentauction@lindenhills.org. All proceeds go back into this neighborhood!
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. Read more about sponsor opportunities here. Contact LHiNC Board member Judy Hornbacher at sponsors@lindenhills.org with questions or to sign up for a sponsorship.
Become an Individual Sponsor
LHiNC has a new Individual Sponsor Level ($50) for neighbors to show their support of the event and the neighborhood. Individual sponsors will be acknowledged on our website and at the event. Become an Individual Sponsor today.
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 native and pollinator gardens, 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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