Vespers has been a highlight at Linden Hall since our founding in 1746. Deeply embedded in the Moravian tradition, early Vespers services were completely sacred. More recently, however, the programs have begun to include both sacred and secular music. Similarly, Bible verses are now augmented by poetry readings.

Our Vespers program involves a series of live musical and dramatic reading performances by Linden Hall students. The public is always welcome to attend for free, and no reservations are needed. This year's event was also streamed on YouTube for those who preferred to attend virtually.

Just before Thanksgiving, our annual Turkey Trot offers a wonderful opportunity for students, faculty, and staff to display both their athletic prowess and their school spirit!

This fun run is a Linden Hall tradition and a great way to engage with one another before a well-earned Thanksgiving break!

Girls in the Boat was a fantastic success! Based on the incredible origin story of the US Olympic Women’s Rowing Team, this play follows a group of strong, fiery young women fighting discrimination and prejudice to compete in the male-dominated sport of rowing. As the group breaks barriers of race and gender, their newly minted U.S. rowing crew goes on to become the most winning sports team in American history.

In late October, our girls celebrated Gretna Day, an annual Linden Hall tradition that has become one of the academic year’s most exciting highlights. Last year, students were able to visit the Mount Gretna Roller Rink as well as enjoy a pleasant hike through the woods.