Chinese Culture Club works to provide students with a fun way to experience the Chinese culture. Each year the club hosts a celebration for Lunar New Year and Mid-Autumn Festival. The club also provides the opportunity to learn how to do Chinese Paper Cutting, Calligraphy, Tai Chi, as well as traditional Chinese games, food preparation, and more.

Community Musicians is a group of students devoted to serving its community through music. The students perform self-selected music, including solos, duets, trios, or other small groups. The club goes to local nursing homes and hospitals to bring a few minutes of relaxation and enjoyment to those who do not necessarily have access to student performances.

The goal of the Dragonflies club is to create a positive school community by organizing and empowering students to promote a positive atmosphere among faculty, staff, and students at Linden Hall. Students in Dragonflies have a desire to help others in various ways, both "in the spotlight" and "behind the scenes." Dragonflies members plan and carry out events such as MIx-It-Up day and Random Acts of Kindness week. Dragonflies students also provide support to new or returning students who are struggling to adjust to boarding school life or just "fit in."

The Film-Lit Club is for upper schoolers who like to read and watch film versions of books. Club members select books, get together on a semi-regular basis to discuss them, and then watch a film version, usually in conjunction with a pizza party.

The Gay Straight Alliance supports all Linden Hall's students by promoting a school culture that respects diversity in gender expression and sexual identity. The group aims to educate the community, connect with other local and regional GSAs, discuss relevant current events and issues, invite outside speakers, and be a safe space for its members.

The Handbell choir ensemble is open to all students and performs at chapel services held at the Moravian Church, the Christmas Vespers service, and Baccalaureate.

LH Media encompasses the Linden Ledger (school newspaper), LHTV, and the yearbook, Linden Leaves. Writers, artists, and photographers are invited to contribute to both the Ledger and Linden Leaves and to shoot video footage and write stories for LHTV.

Students in International Club share their culture with the student body, write articles about their culture for the newspaper, participate in the Girl Scouts International Fair, and share their culture with those from outside the community.

The Middle School Math Club is for girls who are interested in doing more math outside of their current math class. Problems will be worked on in collaboration and problem solving techniques will be discussed and taught. Girls will have the opportunity to participate in both the MathCounts competition and the American Mathematics Competition.

The Upper School Math Club is for girls who are interested in doing more math outside of their current math class. Problems will be worked on in collaboration and problem solving techniques will be discussed and taught. Girls will have the opportunity to participate in the American Mathematics Competition, ASMA, NAT, and other university competitions.