May-June - Linden Hills Neighborhood Council

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May-June - Linden Hills Neighborhood Council
The Linden Hills Line
www.lindenhills.org
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The Bi-Monthly Newsletter of the Linden Hills Neighborhood Council
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May/June 2015
It’s Festival Time!
Gather with your neighbors next Sunday, May 17 for the 41st annual Linden Hills
Festival! (Can you believe we’ve been doing this since 1975?) All the fun takes place
at Linden Hills Park from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Activities will include a parade at
11:00 a.m., games, silent auction, bounce houses, pony rides, the art fair &
marketplace, live music, and a chess challenge. We’ll have GREAT food from
Clancey’s, Tilia, Bread & Pickle, Big River Pizza, and MORE! Find more information
about all the happenings on the Festival pull-out inside.
We Love our Sponsors!
Volunteers Still Needed
Sending LOVE to our amazing sponsors:
The success of the Festival depends
on over 150 volunteers! Have you
ever wondered who those cheerful
people are who sell tickets and
scoop ice cream in all crazy
weather conditions? They’re your
neighbors!
Linden Hills Co-op
American Mortgage & Equity Consultants
Car2Go
EJ Hansen, AIA
Lucid Integrated Systems
Tod Teeple & Larry LaVercombe
NiceRideMN
Thank you Donors!
A BIG thank you to Bruegger’s Bagels, Coca
Cola Refreshments, Coffee & Tea, Ltd, Dunn
Bros., Great Harvest, and Sebastian Joe’s for
graciously donating their delicious goods!
Used Book Sale at the Festival
The Used Book Sale benefits the Linden
Hills Library and Hennepin County
Libraries. Stop by the park building from
11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. to browse used
books at great prices for a terrific cause.
Consider donating books for the sale.
Used books are still being accepted at
the Linden Hills Co-op and Creative
Kidstuff through May 15. No textbooks.
Contact: [email protected]
with questions.
Sign up with a friend or family
member to volunteer. Meet new
people and have fun! Sign up at
lindenhills.org or call 612-926-2906.
Volunteers get food/beverage
tickets worth $5!
Thanks to everyone who has signed
up so far. The Festival couldn’t
happen without you!
Complete Festival
schedule and
Garage Sale Map
enclosed!
Linden Hills Neighborhood
Garage Sale May 16
Plan to do a little shopping at garage
sales all across the neighborhood on
Saturday, May 17 from 8:00 a.m. to
2:00 p.m. (Some sales open longer.)
Discover treasures and meet your
neighbors during this popular annual
event. Pick up a garage sale map at
registered sales displaying lawn
signs, at area businesses, or print
your own at lindenhills.org.
More Fun in the
Neighborhood on Saturday,
May 16
Plan a break from garage “saling”
and stop by the Village to take in the
merriment. The Brass Messengers
will be roving the streets and playing
their hearts out, Clancey’s will be
grilling out in front of their shop, and
many of the businesses will host
sidewalk sales and other special
events. Always a festive day in the
hood!
An Evening of Music & Laughter with
Linden Hills Power & Light
Friday, May 29, 7:00 p.m.
2720 W. 49rd St (Above Wild Rumpus)
LHP&L will host Comic storyteller Colleen Kruse and
singer/songwriter Karen Vieno Paurus for a night of
True Stories and Truer Songs! Buy your tickets at
lhpowerandlight.brownpapertickets.com for what is
sure to be a funny, feel-good event here in our very
own neighborhood. (No driving downtown) Colleen
and Karen will perform in an intimate setting with
an audience of about 100 guests in support of
Linden Hills Power & Light.
LHP&L is a neighborhood-based organization aiming
to shrink our local carbon footprint through
education, community engagement and action.
LHP&L has spearheaded the community solar
initiative, and the residential curbside composting
program, and does other good works for our
community! Come support their continued efforts
while enjoying a great show and silent auction!
Annual Pancake Breakfast & Garage
Sale at United Church of Christ
Saturday, May 16, 7:00 to 11:00 a.m. (garage
sale closes at noon)
Linden Hills United Church of Christ, 4200
Upton Ave S
Start the day off right with the annual pancake
breakfast and sale at LHUCC. Choices include
pancakes (with blueberry option), sausages and
beverages. Cost is $6.00 / kids under 6 are FREE.
The People of Linden Hills
Meet Kristin Tombers, Owner of Clancey's Meats & Fish
By Carol Clemens
Kristin was born in Duluth, grew up at Fort Snelling, and then
Minneapolis and Richfield. She traveled the country for over 10
years, living in Los Angeles, Philadelphia and New York...came back
25 years ago to Minneapolis.
We asked Kristin where her "foodie" roots began:
Mom had a community garden when we were little...so we all
learned an early love of planting and eating ripe tomatoes off the
vine. Years later, working in LA and Philly, I learned about fancy food,
wine and beer pairings, plating, tasting; all while gravitating toward
gardening and real farm raised food. Really love to read about food
and talk about food—love to hear people's food stories!
I’d known for a few years that the old Linden Hills Meat Shop owner
wanted to sell his business and move on. After awhile, it seemed like
a chance to go back to old school butchery; so we made the leap,
took a huge chance, bought the business and turned it into a locally
sourced meat shop - a good old-fashioned style market. That was 12
years ago.
We took up the tradition of grilling out as all the previous owners
had. It's one of the most fulfilling things we do, hard work, but to be
part of the community celebrations that we all take part to create is
a great reward. It’d be nice if we could have these 'street festivals'
every weekend through the summer.
In addition, it's very important to all of us in the shop that we work
with so many farmers who treat their animals well and with respect.
It makes what we do incredibly gratifying. It's also great to be able to
talk to people about the farmers behind the food we provide.
NOTE: Find Kristin and the Clancey’s crew grilling in front of the shop
on Saturday, May 16 and all day at the Festival at Linden Hills Park
on Sunday, May 17.
9th Annual BLEND Awards
Submission deadline is July 31
Submissions are now being accepted for the
BLEND Awards, recognizing homes and businesses
that blend into their Minneapolis neighborhoods.
The BLEND Award encourages and rewards home
owners, architects, and builders who aesthetically
blend newly remodeled or constructed homes
and businesses into the existing neighborhood. In
addition, EcoBLEND Badges will be presented to
recipients who apply eco-friendly design and
sustainable building practices to their projects.
More information can be found at
BLENDaward.org. The annual awards ceremony
will be held at Fulton Brewery on September 28
and will feature keynote speaker Larry Millett,
famed Minneapolis architectural historian and
author of Minnesota’s Own.
Clancey’s team clockwise from left: Julian, Kristin, Emile, Lex, Heather, Teddy
Home Energy Squad Success
Linden Hills Resident Enjoying Her Comfortable and Efficient Home
Since having a Home Energy Squad enhanced visit, Linden Hills resident Rene
Goepfrich has been living in a more comfortable and energy-efficient home.
Rene learned about the program through her daughter and decided to
schedule a visit because she was concerned about wall insulation.
“We purchased our home in 1962
and had the upstairs redone in the
70s. I was going to have some
stucco work done and I figured it
was a good time to take a look at
the insulation levels in case wall
insulation was needed. Turns out I
needed air sealing, attic and wall
insulation work.”
During the 2.5 hour visit two energy consultants visited her home to install
energy saving materials, perform a blower door test to measure her home for
air leaks, check the insulation levels in her walls and attic, and conduct a
safety check on her heating system and water heater. At the end of the visit,
she received a quote for insulation work that was needed and list of
contractors to choose from. “The process was easy. The crew was great and
gave me all the information I needed about cost, contractors and rebates so it
was really easy to do.”
Rene then went on to complete the recommended insulation work after the
visit and has noticed the difference. “The room I watch TV in and the room I
read in are definitely more comfortable than they were before I had wall
insulation.”
The LHiNC Environment & Sustainability Committee is now buying down the
cost of a Home Energy Squad Enhanced visit from $70 to $35! A new feature
of the visits is an infrared camera inspection of your home, which provides an
accurate view of where air leaks are located around your home. Get
comfortable and start saving by scheduling your home visit today. Call Beth at
612-335-5874 for an appointment.
Performing Arts Events at SWHS
So much to see!
Highlights of the spring schedule include concerts at the Lake Harriet Band
Shell, and a concert at the Ordway! Check out the May event listing below:
May 12: Choir Concert, SW Auditorium, 7 pm
May 14: Orchestra Concert, SW Auditorium, 7 pm
May 18: Band and Orchestra Concert, Lake Harriet Band Shell, 7 pm
May 19: Choir Concert, Lake Harriet Band Shell, 7 pm
May 20: Dance Concert, Lake Harriet Band Shell, 7 pm
May 21: ¡Cantaré! Southwest Singers Concert with Vocal Essence, Ordway,
7:30 pm
May 26: Jazz Concert, Lake Harriet Band Shell, 7 pm
May 26: Guitar Concert, SW Auditorium, 7 pm
May 27: Dance Concert, SW Auditorium, 7 pm
Community Solar is Coming to
Linden Hills
Have you heard the news? Linden Hills
Power & Light is working with the LHiNC
Environment & Sustainability
Committee and local company Sundial
Solar on a community solar project.
Subscribers to community solar projects
receive credit on their Xcel bill for the
electricity their shares generate—just
like if the panels were on their roof. If
you would like to receive updates on the
project please email
[email protected]
LHiNC Supports Neighborhood
Organizations
The funds raised at the annual Festival
allow LHiNC to issue grants to
neighborhood organizations twice
yearly. The spring grant cycle was just
completed, with grants being issued to
the Linden Hills Chamber Orchestra to
support 2015 programming, the
Christopher Watson Dance Company for
support of the July 10-11 Dances at the
Lakes Festival at the Lake Harriet Rose
Garden, and Linden Hills Park for the
purchase of an inflatable bounce house
for use at festivals and events.
Two students at Southwest High School
will be named for scholarship awards at
a ceremony later in May. The LHiNC
grant program supports projects and
works that enhance and strengthen our
community. Read more at
lindenhills.org/grants
Minneapolis Police Department
5th Precinct Open House
Wednesday, May 13, 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
MPD, 3101 Nicollet Ave. S.
Stop by the annual open house to learn
about the police department in a fun and
informal setting. This is a fun, free,
family-friendly event.
Enjoy free food and music by the MPD
Police Band. Talk with representatives
from different units: K9, Mounted Patrol
horses, the Bomb Squad with its bomb
robot, SWAT, 311, recycling, and more.
Catch a Ride on the Streetcar
The Como-Harriet Streetcar Line is now
running from 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. Saturdays
and Sundays. Weekday evening service
begins Friday, May 22. The fare is $2.
Children 3 and under are always free.
Moms/Dads Ride Free
Moms ride free on Mothers’ Day, Sunday,
May 10. Not to be outdone, dads go for a free
ride on their day, Sunday, June 14.
Gift Idea for Dad
Need a great gift for dad? How about a
private, half-hour Motorman lesson aboard
one of the historic wooden cars. Under the
tutelage of an experienced Museum
member, he’ll experience the thrill of
moving a 46-foot long, 42,000-pound
streetcar along the right-of-way. Friends and
family can ride, too, and offer
encouragement and moral support. For
information visit our Museum Store at
TrolleyRide.org.
Help Pull Garlic Mustard
Garlic mustard out-competes tree seedlings and
other native vegetation with adverse effects on
the few remaining natural areas in our Park
system, including the Roberts Bird Sanctuary and
William Berry Woods. Help us repeat last year's
success in eliminating flowering plants at both
sites, to help slow the spread of this invasive
plant.
Bags are provided, but bring your own gloves.
Look for signs leading to the pull sites -- at the
visitors shelter at Roberts and at the picnic table
at William Berry Woods.
At Roberts Bird Sanctuary:
- Wednesdays, May 13 and 20; 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
- Sundays, May 24 and June 7; 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
At William Berry Woods:
- Wednesday, May 27 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
- Saturday, May 30 from 10 a.m. to noon
- Saturday, June 13 from noon to 2 p.m.
For more information contact:
[email protected]
The Linden Hills Little Homes Tour
will be postponed until fall, 2015.
More information will be released as
available.
The Linden Hills History Study Group
Walking Tour of East Lake Calhoun
Wednesday, June 17, 6:30 p.m.
Meet at the east shoreline of Lake Calhoun at 36th St
Explore how our community honors the Dakota Legacy at Lake Calhoun,
known to them for centuries as Bde Maka Ska. Peter Sussman will lead
our walking tour along the east shore, recalling the transition from
Cloudman’s Village to the early Lake District development of
Minneapolis.
Suggested donation, $3 for non-members of LHHSG. Email
[email protected] or call 612-926-0646 with questions.
Visit the new LHHSG website: www.lindenhillshistory.info
Map of east
Lake Calhoun
area / circa
1835 by
Samuel Pond,
early settler &
missionary
Southwest Community Education
Southwest Super Summer Program: Call now for information on the over
125 activities available for children entering Kindergarten through 8th
grade. Classes run June 15 to July 23. The online brochure is available at
youth.mpls.k12.mn.us/uploads/summer_southwest_flyer.pdf
Classes are filling up quickly. Call 612-668-3100 for information.
Rain Garden Open House at St. Thomas the Apostle
May 17, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
St. Thomas the Apostle Church, 2914 W. 44th St
Stop by to see the new rain gardens, recently installed with assistance from
Minnehaha Creek Watershed District and Linden Hills Neighborhood Council
(and many, many church bake sales!). These rain gardens manage storm
water and prevent erosion. They capture runoff, allowing it to seep slowly
into the ground, recharge our groundwater supplies and create wildlife
habitat through native plantings. The rain gardens also protect Minnehaha
Creek and Lake Harriet by filtering pollutants from the storm water.
All are welcome on May 17. Enter at 44th & Vincent and walk down the grassy
slope to the church’s back yard.
The Linden Hills Festival Silent Auction
You won’t want to miss the silent auction at the park from 11:00 a. m. to 3:00*p.m. Stop into the park building and find
hundreds of items to bid on from generous donors throughout Linden Hills and the community at large. You’ll have the
opportunity to score unique items such as artwork, cooking supplies, wellness packages, lawn services, home cooked
meals, event tickets, memberships, restaurant gift cards, jewelry, handyman services, and lots more! *Silent auction
categories begin closing at 2:00 p.m. – please check the schedule at the Festival.
Here’s a look at just some of the fabulous items you’ll find at the Silent Auction this year:
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Little Free Library (Settergren’s)
Yoga Class for 12, followed by wine & cheese social hour (YogaFit)
Southwest Super Summer Classes (Southwest Community Education)
Personal Training Sessions (Orange Theory Fitness)
Twins tickets: June 7 vs. Milwaukee (WCCO Radio)
Golf at Francis Gross & Brookview Golf Courses (MPRB & GV Parks & Rec)
Gift certificates to our local businesses and area restaurants!
A big thank you to the generous individuals and businesses who donated to the silent auction!
Barrio
Beaujo's Wine Bar & Bistro
Carolyn Light Bell
Ed Bell
Bell Boy Liquor
Broders' Pasta Bar
Brookview Golf Course/Golden Valley
Bruegger's Bagels
Calhoun Beach Club
Calhoun Beach Framing
Chatterbox Pub
College Nannies and Tutors
Council Member Linea Palmisano
CRAVE Restaurants
Creative Kidstuff
D Marie Klopp Photography
Davanni's Pizza
Domino's Pizza
Edina Grill
EnergyScapes, Inc.
Kristin Eggerling
Francis Gross Golf Club / MPRB
Friends of Roberts Bird Sanctuary
George and the Dragon
Gustola Granola
Guthrie Theater
Harriann Upholstery
Heartfelt
Hello Pizza
Honeyshine
I Heart Kids Art
Karen Onny / LH Yoga & Massage
King's Wine Bar
Landmark Theaters
Lily and Violet
Linden Hills Dentistry
Linden Hills Power & Light
Lucid Integrated Systems
Lush
MacPhail Center for Music
Mesa Pizza
Michael's Lamp Studio
Minneapolis Lakes Entrepreneurs
Minnesota Honey Company
Nash Frame Design
Nokomis Chiropractic & Wellness
On the Spot Services
Orange Theory Fitness
Owl Optical
People for Parks
Perfectly Produce
Pig and Fiddle
Pilates by Samira
Root Salon
Send in Maureen
Pink Cloud Massage
Punch Pizza
Rehkamp Larson Architects
Rocco Altobelli
Settergren's Hardware
Sew What?
Sky Blue Shiatsu
Solpro
Southwest Community Education
Southwest Firestone
Southwest Journal
Spine Care, PA
Successful Results Coaching
Sunnyside Gardens
The Bibelot Shop
The Heathersmith
Trader Joe's
Tumblewalla
Twiggs Home & Garden
Unwind Within
Usborne Books and More- MN
Van's Auto
Victory
Vinaigrette
WCCO Radio
The Wildcat Sanctuary
XFactor Sales
YogaFit
Zumbro Cafe
Funds raised at this event go back to the community in the form of grants to youth groups and non-profits such as scout
troops, the Linden Hills Chamber Orchestra, the Southwest Community Education Green Team, and support for
programming and equipment at Linden Hills Park. We also give scholarships to students at Southwest High School.
We also help to fund annual events and amusements such as the Lake Harriet Winter Kite Festival, the Linden Hills Corn
Feed, the piano at the 43rd & Upton pocket park, Winterfest at the park, and free summertime movies in the park, like
Ghostbusters, which will show at Linden Hills Park on Monday, July 20!
Park Program Info
Linden Hills & Pershing Park Summer Program Info
Summer Programs begin the week of June 15.
Register now! New programs include Tech-Tac-ToeExtreme Movie Making and Minecraft/ Lego Art. Also
offered are favorite summer classes like Linden Lodge,
Fun & Sun, Taste of Sports, RevSports clinics and
more. Pick up a bulletin at the park or visit
minneapolisparks.org.
Minneapolisparks.org. The summer program
brochure is viewable at tinyurl/ParksSummer2015.
Summer Rec+ Plus Daily Childcare Program Registration Now Open
Rec Plus provides school-age childcare for children ages 5-12 at both Linden
Hills and Pershing Park, Mon - Fri, 7am-6pm. Children must have completed
kindergarten to participate.
Activities include games and sports, arts and crafts, field trips and nutritious
snacks. Visit minneapolisparks.org or contact your local park for more details.
Linden Hills
Neighborhood Council
(LHiNC)
Phone
Address
Email
Website
612-926-2906
P.O. Box 24049
Mpls, MN 55424
[email protected]
www.lindenhills.org
Learn more about the Rec Plus program at tinyurl.com/InfoRecPlus.
Memorial Day at
Lakewood Cemetery
Monday, May 25, 10:30
a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Visit the cemetery on
Memorial Day to honor
veterans and remember
loved ones in a beautiful
and peaceful setting with
guided tours, music, and
other activities. More at
lakewoodcemetery.com.
Linden Hills Farmers’
Market Open May 17
Settergren’s parking lot,
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Back for its fourth year, the
market will once again bring
the goodness of the farm
straight to Linden Hills. Plan
to stop by and enjoy this
great Sunday event in the
heart of the hood. Open
Sundays through October.
NEIGHBORHOOD CALENDAR
Details at www.lindenhills.org
May
10
16
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17
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20
25
25
29
Mothers’ Day Streetcar Rides
Neighborhood Garage Sales
Music/Food/Sales in the Village
Linden Hills Festival!
Linden Hills Farmers’ Market Opens
St. Thomas Rain Garden Open House
Zoning Committee Meeting*
Environment/Sustainability Meeting*
Memorial Day at Lakewood Cemetery
Housing Committee Meeting**
LHP&L Night of Comedy & Music
June
2
15
17
17
21
22
LHiNC Board Meeting*
Zoning Committee Meeting*
Environment/Sustainability Meeting*
LH History Study Group Walking Tour
Fathers’ Day Streetcar Rides
Housing Committee Meeting**
July
7
LHiNC Board Meeting*
*7:00 pm at Linden Hills Park
** 6:30 pm at Linden Hills Co-op
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newsletter of the Linden Hills
Neighborhood Council (LHiNC).
The Neighborhood Revitalization
Program (NRP), City of Minneapolis
citizen participation grants, and LHiNC
provide funding to print and deliver the
newsletter. Youth groups can earn $400
by providing delivery.
The Linden Hills Line welcomes
contributions from residents.
Submissions may be edited for length,
clarity, and relevance. Advertising and
anonymous editorial contributions are
not accepted.
To submit articles, contact LHiNC at 612926-2906 or email [email protected].
Article submissions for the July/August
issue are due June 27.
Editor: Christy Prediger
This issue was distributed by Southwest
Track and Cross Country Booster Club.
Contributors: Carol Clemens, Terrell
Daniels, Dottie Dolezal, Rod Eaton,
Nelson Evenrud, JoEllen Haugo,
Constance Pepin, Deb Pierce, Hannah
Strong, Susan Tapp, Kristin Tombers
The 41st Annual Linden Hills Festival
Sunday, May 17 • Linden Hills Park, 43rd Street & Xerxes Avenue
Scheduled Events
Decorate your Wheels
10:30 to 11:00 am Decorate your wheels for
the parade. Supplies provided at the park.
Parade of Wheels and Pets
11:00 am Gather at 43rd & York for the parade
led by the Southwest High School marching
band. Bikes, trikes, big wheels, skateboards,
wagons, rollerblades, scooters or trailers
welcome. Leashed pets are also welcome.
Silent Auction
11:00 am to 3:00 pm Don’t miss this great
opportunity to bid on merchandise donated by
area merchants while raising funds for our
community. (Silent auction categories begin
closing at 2:00 pm – check the schedule at
the Festival.)
Yoga in the Park
11:30 am in the park near 43rd & Zenith
Yoga is back at the Festival! YogaFit will lead
a yoga course suited to beginners and more
experienced students. Bring your own mat
and water bottle and enjoy the opportunity to
practice outdoors!
Southwest High School Boys
Basketball Fundraiser
Cool Planet Family Frisbee Playshop
12:30 to 2:30 pm Learn lifetime skills and
games with the magical flying disc. Combine
frisbee fun with the principles of yoga, and learn
about opportunities to link fun with sustainable
living for a healthy planet.
Wendy Watershed and Billy Bass
1:00 to 3:00 pm Learn about the important role
everyone plays in keeping Minneapolis’ waters
clean.
Lake Harriet Trolley Rides
12:30 pm to dusk. Board at 42nd & Queen. $2.
Live Music!
10:00 –TBD (will play during setup)
11:00 –Riona & the Ryans
12:00 –SWHS Jazz Combo/SWHS Guitars
1:00–The Linden Hills Chamber Orchestra
2:00–Treading North
3:00–We Could Be Brothers
4:00 –Victor’s Door
11:00 am to 5:00 pm at the basketball courts
Stop by and chat with members of the team
and the booster club. They will have shirts
and other merch available and they might just
offer you a few pointers on your jump shot.
Pony Rides
12:00 to 4:00 pm on the north side of the
park.
Chess Tournament
Starts at noon near the chess tables. Preregistration is suggested (not required); sign
up at the park or email [email protected]
Linden Hills Used Book Sale
11:00 to 3:00 pm inside the park building
Browse books of all kinds for a great cause.
Sales benefit the collections and programs at
the Linden Hills Library.
FOOD! FOOD! FOOD!
Find Festival food with a hyper-local twist,
featuring Bread & Pickle, Clancey’s Meats,
Big River Pizza, and Tilia. Also available:
roasted corn, mini donuts, Sebastian Joe’s
ice cream, sweets from Great Harvest,
coffee from Coffee & Tea, Ltd., cotton
candy, and more!
Art Fair & Marketplace
Local artists, craftspeople and businesses
will display and sell their art and wares.
Don’t miss the Boy Scouts’ extensive and
informative display.
Inflatables & Games
Check out the bounce houses for small kids
and big kids. Play games all afternoon,
sponsored by Southwest High School.
Linden Hills History Study Group
Talk to our history specialists and buy local
history books.
LHiNC Booth
Learn about neighborhood projects and how
you can get involved. Buy Linden Hills tshirts and water bottles, and get a free LH
decal!
Zero Waste
Thanks to Linden Hills Co-op for sponsoring
“Zero Waste” at the Festival. Look for signs
on bins to help us minimize trash.
Free Compost
Thanks to Linden Hills Power & Light for
again supplying free compost! Bring your
buckets!
Free Water Fill Ups
Elmer the Elm Tree
Meet the official mascot of the Minneapolis
Forestry Division.
All Day Events
Minneapolis Fire Truck
Sometime between 12:00 and 3:00 pm.
Come and meet our firefighters and see how
their trucks operate.
Face Painting
Noon to 4:00 pm in the games area. Always a
We encourage everyone to bring a water
bottle and fill up for free at the Mpls tap
water station.
Linden Hills Neighborhood Garage Sales
Hshld, clthng, furn, kids, goodies, etc
3212 W 46th St
Furn, antiques, lght fixtures, msc
3610 W 40th St
Artist donated pottery: autism fundrsr
3725 Abbott Ave S
Hand painted furn, antqs, clthing, art!
3810 Sheridan Ave S
Dsgnr jackets, women's hats,jwlry,toys
3822 York Ave S
Furniture, baby items/clothing
3824 Beard Ave S
Retro toys, electr, cool house stuff
3836 Ewing Ave S
Mvng to Europe: beds, chairs, tbls, Ps2
3840 Xerxes Ave S
Baby/kid clothing (boy/grl nb-5T), toys
3921 York Ave S
Antqs, file cabs, hh, wom clthng
3928 Ewing Ave S
Compact pool table, hh, bikes, dishes
3936 York Ave S
Cllctbles, beer cans & breweriana, HH
4000 Linden Hills Blvd
Hshld, women/girl clothing
4011 Abbott Ave S
Boys clthng, sports equip, toys, hswares
4012 Ewing Ave S
Furniture and household stuff
4015 Upton Ave S
Furn, baby, clths, mower, ladder
4023 Xerxes Ave S
Furniture, household items, clothes
4024 Ewing Ave S
Kid clths, home dcr, vintage, toys, furn
4026 Zenith Ave S
Quality furniture & housewares
4037 Upton Ave S
Bike trailer, toys, furn, HH items
4048 Abbott Ave S
Household items, some furn
4100 Vincent Ave S
Toys, misc items
4100 Xerxes Ave S
Kitchen-Aid 5 qt. mxr, IKEA wrdrb, hswrs
4101 Linden Hills Blvd
Household, kids toys & clthng:all ages
4107 York Ave S
Dinng tble, telescope, lamps, misc hh
4111 Beard Ave S
Kidapalooza! stroller,clths,toys,books
4111 Vincent Ave S
Misc
4112 Beard Ave S
Dsgnr clothes,furn,bike,snwblwr,cookwr
4126 Washburn Ave S
Hshld and furn. Neighborhood sale.
4130 Zenith Ave S
Furn, HH, tools, books, tapes, clths
4132 Abbott Ave S
Tools, HH, antiques, records, jewelry
4145 Chowen Ave S
Plants - heirloom tomatoes, peppers, herbs
4200 Upton Ave S
Hsehld, tools & pancake brkfst!
4209 Xerxes Ave S
Furn, young adult clthng, other
4211 Abbott Ave S
Cool stuff; proceeds to L Harriet Trolley.
4225 Linden Hills Blvd
An eclectic mix of antqs, hh, garden
4230 Abbott Ave S
Household goods, craft supplies
4233 Sheridan Ave S
Vinyl records! tools. Aniv Lionel alrm clck
4236 Crocker Ave
HH Items, tools, office spplies, clthng
4244 Crocker Ave
Fundrsr coolplanetmn.org -art, yrd, grdn
4319 France Ave S
Antqs, stained glass, 30 yrs cllctbles
4326 York Ave S
Baby & child clths, AG doll clths, toys
4429 Vincent Ave S
Hswrs, dishes, small furn
4444 Vincent Ave S
Furniture, clothes books, tools
4453 Washburn Ave S
Furn, jewelry, Christmas stuff
4516 Abbott Ave S
furniture and household items
4528 Abbott Ave S
NB-3T cl/toys, DVDplyr, DVDs/CDs, hshld
4529 Beard Ave S
Moving sale: kids, furn, HW, clths, electr
4532 Abbott Ave S
Kids clths toys mtrnity hh decorations
4537 Chowen Ave S
Kid's clthng/shoes/toys/bed; sm furn
4548 Vincent Ave S
Shabby chic furniture sale
4603 Vincent Ave S
Skis, yard tools, wine fridges (2), misc
4604 Abbott Ave S
Baby/maternity clths, modern home
4612 Vincent Ave S
Kid/Baby/Toys, bar stools, dehumid, free stuff
4633 Washburn Ave S
Antqs,collectibles,hshld,oldbottles
Sat. May 16, 8am to 2pm
Celebrate Linden Hills Festival Weekend, May 16 & 17:
Saturday
Neighborhood Garage Sales!
Sidewalk sales, Clancey’s cookout, and the Brass
Messengers at 43rd & Upton
Streetcar rides, 42nd & Queen, 12:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Sunday
Festival at Linden Hills Park 11am to 5pm
Rain Garden Open House , St. Thomas Church, 1-3pm
Streetcar rides, 42nd & Queen, 12:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Find the map and more info at www.lindenhills.org
France Ave
Bikes, jewelry, home acc, furn
2928 W. 43rd St
France Ave
Bike, stroller, furn,toys, electr
2902 W. 40th St
4244 Crocker
Baby (0-18M), bath vanity, hshld
2800 W. 42nd St
4236 Crocker:
2612 W 45th St
4832 Drew: Books, clothing, surprises!
4901 Abbott: Kids, furn, hh, sporting goods, books
4236 Crocker: HH, tools, office spplies, clthng
4244 Crocker: Fundrsr coolplanetmn.org -art, yrd, grdn