Lindale Park - The Hidden Jewel
Lindale Park is nestled among tall oaks and countless magnolias in Houston’s near Northside Village. Sometimes called the “Hidden Jewel” of the inter-loop neighborhoods Lindale Park is just east of the Heights. One of the finest of Houston’s older neighborhoods, Lindale Park’s boundaries are Interstate 610 on the north, Moody Street on the south, Robertson Street on the east, and Fulton Street on the west.
Christmas Party - December 10
Our annual holiday celebration will be on Tuesday, December 10 at 6-8 pm in the Clubhouse (218 Joyce).
This year the very popular Salvation Army Harbor Lights Choir will be returning for another spectacular performance! We'll also have a visit from Santa for the children (young and old) and there will be plenty of food and drink! If you have a favorite dish, please feel free to bring it to the party.
Come one, come all and you might win one of our door prizes!
Have a very Merry Christmas!
This year the very popular Salvation Army Harbor Lights Choir will be returning for another spectacular performance! We'll also have a visit from Santa for the children (young and old) and there will be plenty of food and drink! If you have a favorite dish, please feel free to bring it to the party.
Come one, come all and you might win one of our door prizes!
Have a very Merry Christmas!
National Night Out - A great gathering!
Upcoming Events
Thanks to everyone who came out for National Night Out.
Quarterly Meeting
The Lindale Park Civic Club held the 3rd Quarterly Meeting of 2013 on August 27, 2013. You can find a copy of the minutes here.
Be sure to congratulate the members of the 2013-2014 Board of Directors. We are here to help make Lindale Park a great neighborhood, so don't hesitate to contact any of them:
Diana Lerma, President
Ed Reyes, Vice President
Jesse Montez, Treasurer
Nadia Heffernan, Secretary
Mike Bowlin
Sylvia Cavazos
Sarah Evans
Kathy Gutierrez
Gwyn Guidy
Bea Rosales
Vicky Salinas
Be sure to congratulate the members of the 2013-2014 Board of Directors. We are here to help make Lindale Park a great neighborhood, so don't hesitate to contact any of them:
Diana Lerma, President
Ed Reyes, Vice President
Jesse Montez, Treasurer
Nadia Heffernan, Secretary
Mike Bowlin
Sylvia Cavazos
Sarah Evans
Kathy Gutierrez
Gwyn Guidy
Bea Rosales
Vicky Salinas
Interested in Supporting Lindale Park Civic Club? Become a member!
We've made it easy to join - click here to pay online!! Or you can always drop your membership form and check by the clubhouse or mail it to 218 Joyce, Houston, TX 77009.
Thanks for your support in making Lindale Park a better, safer neighborhood!
Thanks for your support in making Lindale Park a better, safer neighborhood!
Lindale Park 4th of July Parade
Thanks to everyone who came out for the 4th of July Parade!! Check out the pictures on our page devoted to the 4th of July!
We are still accepting your pictures!! Submit them to info@lindalepark.org and we will post them on the website - under the Community News tab above.
We are still accepting your pictures!! Submit them to info@lindalepark.org and we will post them on the website - under the Community News tab above.
Newsletter
The July / August 2013 Lindale Park Newsletter has been published! Check out the Newsletter page for the latest edition and the archives.
The publication schedule is changing - look for a newsletter every other month - instead of every month. Need more info? Check back here.
Give us your feedback on the newsletters here. We are considering discontinuing the hard-copy newsletters... tell us your thoughts on this before it is too late!
The publication schedule is changing - look for a newsletter every other month - instead of every month. Need more info? Check back here.
Give us your feedback on the newsletters here. We are considering discontinuing the hard-copy newsletters... tell us your thoughts on this before it is too late!
“Located Just east of the Heights and I-45, Lindale Park has plenty of large shade trees and 50 year old bungalows. The houses have "interesting architecture" --a key ingredient in starting a neighborhood gentrification boom, said Barbra Coffman of Coldwell Banker SwilleyHudson.”
- Houston Chronicle, 2001
- Houston Chronicle, 2001
