As part of the League City Public Art initiative and the City’s 60th Anniversary Celebrations, we’re asking residents to dress in white, grab their friends and family, and enjoy a sophisticated evening of art and history in League City's charming Historic District on Saturday, June 25 from 4 to 8 p.m. The event—called the White Linen Night Art Crawl—pays homage to the centuries-old New Orleans tradition of wearing white clothes while socializing outdoors in the summer heat. League City’s inaugural White Linen Night will include visual and performing artists, music, food, beverages, and much more.
Hosted by the Keep League City Beautiful citizen committee and the League City Historical Society, the free event will have over 100 booths and tents lining the streets of League City’s Historic District featuring art and craft pieces for sale created by local artists. In addition, visual and dramatic artists—including local dance, theatrical groups, bands, and musicians will perform throughout the evening at League Park, Butler's Courtyard, The League City Historical Society Museum/One Room School House, and on various street corners throughout the Historic District.
Attendees will also be able to purchase food, dessert, cool treats, and beverages from food trucks and local businesses. Kids and adults will want to stop by the “Hands On” area at League Park for arts and crafts and a chance to challenge each other in some outdoor games.
Participating Organizations