2025-2026 Greater Keller Chamber Directory & Community Guide
WBev Dixon PRESIDENT Keller Chamber of Commerce
elcome to this year’s Greater Keller Chamber of Commerce Community Directory — your go-to guide for the amazing people, businesses, and organizations that make our area a special place to live, work, and play.
As you flip through these pages, you’ll find more than just business listings. You’ll discover we have businesses that work hard, are dedicated, and have a strong sense of community. That’s exactly what our “Loyal to Local” focus is all about — celebrating and supporting the businesses and individuals who go the extra mile to invest in our neighborhoods, give back to our schools, sponsor local events, and serve our families.
The Greater Keller area is a vibrant, growing region that includes the City of Keller, North Fort Worth, and the surrounding communities that help drive our local economy. Whether it’s a unique boutique, a family-owned restaurant, a professional service, or a local nonprofit, each listing in this directory represents the heart and soul of our community.
We hope you’ll keep this directory handy all year long—not just as a helpful resource but also as a reminder that when you support local, you’re making a difference close to home.
Thanks for being such an essential part of what makes Greater Keller great — and for staying “Loyal to Local.”
eller, Texas, is a vibrant suburban city located in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) Metroplex, known for its high quality of life, excellent schools, and strong sense of community. With a population of over 47,000, Keller offers a blend of smalltown charm and modern amenities, making it one of the most desirable places to live in North Texas. The city is particularly renowned for its familyfriendly environment, award-winning public schools within the Keller Independent School District, and an extensive park system.
Twenty-seven miles of hiking and biking trails wind through the city, connecting neighborhoods to parks, nature areas, and shopping districts. The Bear Creek Trail is a local favorite for outdoor enthusiasts. Keller’s historic Old Town district preserves the city’s roots with quaint shops, local dining, and seasonal community events, while newer commercial developments bring a mix
of restaurants, boutiques, and services to residents.
Despite its growth, Keller has maintained a low crime rate and a strong focus on community involvement. The city frequently appears on “best places to live” lists, thanks to its balance of safety, education, and recreational opportunities. For families and professionals alike, Keller is a welcoming and well-rounded place to call home.
AllianceTexas is a 27,000-acre masterplanned development in north Fort Worth, spanning cities like Haslet, Denton, and Roanoke. Developed by Hillwood, it has generated $130 billion in economic impact over 35 years and is home to 500+ companies, including Fortune 500 firms. Its robust logistics network includes an airport, intermodal rail facility, and major highways.
The 900-acre Alliance Town Center blends retail, offices, hotels, medical
campuses, parks, and trails. Notable medical centers include Texas Health Alliance and Cook Children’s. With over 15,000 homes and 3,100 multifamily units built, the community continues to grow. Residents benefit from top-rated schools in Keller ISD and Northwest ISD, modern infrastructure, and a safe, suburban lifestyle. With 60 million square feet developed and 66,000+ direct jobs created, AllianceTexas is a leading economic and lifestyle destination.
Armin Mizani
MAYOR
City of Keller
Welcome to Keller – Where
Community Shines
It’s my pleasure to welcome you to Keller, a place where small-town charm meets big-city amenities, and where community isn’t just a concept — it’s a way of life. We’re proud to be recognized as the most family-friendly city in Texas, and it’s not hard to see why.
Keller is a community of quality neighborhoods, thriving local businesses, and award-winning municipal services; of entrepreneurs who honor our roots while shaping the future; and of neighbors who bring heart, vision and energy to everything they do. Whether you’re thinking of moving your family to a city known for its natural beauty, joining a passionate business community, or simply visiting a destination celebrated for its public art,
“Best Small Cities in America”
one-of-a-kind restaurants and boutique retailers, Keller has something special waiting for you.
With easy commutes throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, a top-tier public school system in Keller ISD, and miles of trail and hundreds of acres of scenic parks to explore, it’s no wonder our city continues to earn both regional and national recognition. In fact, just last year, Keller was ranked among the “Best Small Cities in America” and the “Best Places to Raise a Family in Texas,” and named to lists of the “Top 10 Best Places to Live in Texas” and “Top 10 Safest Cities” in the state. We’ve also been recognized for having some of the best public schools in Texas.
You don’t have to take my word for it, though — our residents, business owners and community partners say it best. I invite you to explore, get involved and become part of Keller’s incredible story. Welcome — we’re glad you’re here!
“Best Places to Raise a Family in TX” “#4
Jesica McEachern
DIRECTOR OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
City
of Fort Worth
Welcome to Fort Worth! Over the past nearly two centuries, our city has been an army fort, a rail hub, and an important stop for cattle drives along the Chisholm Trail. But Fort Worth has come a long way from “Where the West Begins.” Since then, our city and our workforce have modernized with the times, building on the successes of Fort Worth’s long-time target industries –aerospace and defense, energy, mobility, and advanced manufacturing among them.
Although Fort Worth has become one of the fastestgrowing large cities in the country, our businesses and our residents still reflect our city’s pioneering spirit.
Fort Worth is now the 11th largest city in the country and the fourth-largest city in Texas, with over a million residents. We’re home to world-class cultural amenities, from museums in the Cultural District and the Fort Worth Zoo to the historic Stockyards. For nature lovers, Fort Worth
has more than 100 miles of walking and biking trails along the Trinity River, as well as over 20 miles of hiking trails in the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge covering more than 3,600 acres. Our central city is thriving, with entertainment districts like Sundance Square, West 7th, and the Near Southside continuing to flourish alongside new developments, like the Texas A&M-Fort Worth urban campus and TCU’s Anne Burnett Marion School of Medicine opening in the heart of the city’s Medical Innovation District.
A major economic driver in Fort Worth is the AllianceTexas corridor, a 27,000-acre masterplanned development by Hillwood. This part of the city is home to more than 590 companies, along with numerous residential & entertainment opportunities. Anchored by the Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport – the first exclusively industrial airport in the world – and supported by a premier intermodal logistics hub, the
AllianceTexas corridor is also the location of Fort Worth’s Mobility InnovationZone (MIZ), which tests emerging mobility technologies like autonomous trucking and unmanned aerial systems before the technologies go to market.
With a vibrant community of companies, entrepreneurs, innovators and trailblazers, Fort Worth still has room to grow – and we look forward to working with local and regional partners to expand the dynamic business ecosystem here in North Texas.
Important #s
CHAMBER
Greater Keller Chamber of Commerce 817-431-2169
ALLIANCE / NORTH FORT WORTH
Animal Care & Control 311 or 817-392-1234
Code Compliance (North District Office)
817-965-6840
Code Enforcement / Building Services 311 or 817-392-1234
Environmental Services / Garbage & Recycling
311 or 817-392-1234
Environmental Collection Center 817-392-3279
Fire Dept. (Non-Emergency) . . 817-922-3000
Fire Department Main (Info & General Contact) 817-392-6800
Charter Spectrum Communications New Service: 877-906-9121
Customer Service: 855-757-7328
Direct TV 855-295-5269
Frontier
817-884-1188
Marriage License 817-884-1195
Property Tax Appraisals 817-284-0024
Public Health Center 817-285-4155
Sheriff’s Office
817-884-3099
After Hours: 817-884-1212
Jail Info.: 817-884-3116 or 817-884-3117
Victim Info.: 877-894-8463
Warrant Division: 817-884-1320
Tarrant Council on Alcohol & Drug Abuse 817-548-9993
Tarrant County 817-884-1111
Tax Assessor/Collector 817-884-1100
Voter Registration 817-884-1115
Water, Wastewater & Drainage
Billing: 817-743-4060
24 Hr. Emergency: 817-743-4200
800-921-8101
One Source Communications 817-745-3000
Viasat viasat.com/internet
ELECTRIC/GAS
Atmos Energy
888-286-6700
ONCOR 888-313-6862
Retail Electric Providers. . powertochoose.org
Tri-County Electric 817-444-3201
CHAMBER
The Greater Keller Chamber of Commerce is an independent, non-profit organization that serves as the voice of business in the Northeast Tarrant area. We proudly represent businesses of all sizes at the local, state, and federal level.
Our Chamber is made up of dynamic leaders who are passionate about building connections between businesses and the community. Together, we work to create a strong team that is actively advocating for you—not just within the business community, but also with schools, nonprofits, and residents across the region. We believe a thriving community is built on more than networking; it’s about collaboration, relationships, and making a meaningful impact.
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
Membership with the Greater Keller Chamber provides:
• Increased visibility through events, programs, and advertising opportunities.
• Connections and friendships that extend beyond business.
• Access to unique events that are both fun and community-driven.
• Opportunities to give back to local charities and schools.
• Ribbon-cutting celebrations to wel come and spotlight your business.
• Social media promotion to help expand your reach and brand awareness.
LEADERSHIP & GROWTH
The Greater Keller Chamber is committed to building leaders who make a lasting impact.
• Leadership Greater Keller: This premier leadership program develops professionals by deepening their understanding of local government, business, and community initiatives. Participants graduate with stronger leadership skills and greater commitment to service.
• Tomorrow’s Lone Star Leaders: Designed for high school students, this program equips the next generation of leaders with opportunities to learn, grow, and engage with the community through mentorship and hands-on experiences.
In addition, our Board of Directors provides essential guidance in governance, policy, budgeting, and long-term strategic planning to ensure the Chamber continues to advocate for business growth and community goodwill.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
We offer sponsorships to fit any budget, giving you the opportunity to highlight your business through events and programs. Sponsorship is a powerful way to grow visibility, strengthen your brand, and show your commitment to the community.
KILEY RAHE Chair Elect North Texas Health Insurance
JAYMIE TENPENNY Secretary Tenpenny Realty
FELIX GARCIA Treasurer Elite Lighting Concepts
JASON RAY Past Chair Clayton Youth Enrichment
LAUREN BACCUS Tri-County Electric Cooperative, Inc.
APRIL DREYSON The Dreyson Mobile Bar & Events
ANA ERWIN City of Keller
ARLIN GOLD Community Impact Newspaper
LACEY MACLEOD Talent Uplifted
KENDRA SLATTON Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital @ Alliance
JUSTIN WALKER Keller ISD CTE
ANNA WOLLSHEID Rideau Law Firm
BEV DIXON President & CEO
MARILYN ROWLETT Business Manager
VANESSA BURKS Marketing Coordinator
The Greater Keller has emerged as a thriving hub for business and economic development in North Texas. Strategically located near major transportation corridors, including highways, rail lines, and airports, the region offers unparalleled access to national and international markets. Keller’s strong community infrastructure and high quality of life attract a diverse range of entrepreneurs and professionals, while the expansive AllianceTexas development, home to Fortune 500 companies, logistics giants, and cuttingedge tech firms, continues to drive innovation and job creation. Together, these areas represent a dynamic and rapidly growing business environment that blends suburban charm with world-class commercial opportunity.
ALLIANCETEXAS
Taylor Sheridan’s SGS Studios and Dallas-based Hillwood have announced a partnership that will bring TV and film
production to Hillwood’s AllianceTexas development in collaboration with Paramount Television.
SGS’s sprawling new production campus - the largest operating studio facility in Texas - is just the start. Plans are in place to add several other campuses across AllianceTexas featuring additional sound stages, post-production suites, vendor support, and scalable infrastructure designed to attract toptier productions and long-term tenants from around the world.
Hillwood, a Perot Company, said SGS Studios will operate the venture and oversee all production services. Paramount Television is the studio behind such television hits as “Yellowstone” and “Landman.” The new production campus totals 450,000 square feet of studio space, purposebuilt to support four concurrent largescale productions.
The collaboration’s shared vision is to make Texas one of the world’s premier destinations for content creation, offering filmmakers access to a diverse range of visual landscapes, from sweeping ranchlands to bustling urban centers, all supported by lower costs and rapidly expanding infrastructure.
CENTER STAGE DEVELOPMENT
The 38-acre Center Stage development at U.S. 377 and Mount Gilead Road has cleared major milestones. Approved by the Keller City Council in early 2020, the project includes up to 475 luxury apartments, 43–57 single-family homes, and roughly 60,000 sq. ft. of commercial space including restaurants, offices, and retail.
The first phase—featuring “The Lyric” apartment complex, retail buildings, a community lawn with performance stage, and open space—is nearing completion. A 42-lot subdivision known as The Summit at Center Stage
was approved in March 2025, moving forward single-family construction. Once finished, Center Stage is expected to be the city’s largest taxpayer and a vibrant new hub for dining, entertainment, and community life.
OLD TOWN KELLER PHASE II
Phase II of Old Town Keller’s revitalization focuses on transforming the area east of US 377, between Keller Parkway and Bear Creek Parkway. Bates Street has been reconstructed as a functional festival street, featuring stamped-and-stained paving, removable bollards, enhanced lighting, public art benches, food-truck hookups, and a new park with pavilion and walking paths. Construction on South Elm Street began March 24, 2025. This $21.9 million project (including $7.59 million in Tarrant County funding) will widen the road, upgrade utilities and drainage, add sidewalks, lighting, parking, landscaping, and wayfinding signage. Completion is anticipated by summer 2028.
KEEP IT IN KELLER KEEPITINKELLER.COM
The Keep it in Keller website will help you navigate the city’s restaurants, retailers and service providers as well as learn more about our Economic Development Department and the Keller community. Local businesses not only pay their employees, they also spend money at other local businesses. That means by buying local, you help create jobs for your friends and neighbors, contribute to improved public infrastructure, and invest in your community both socially and economically.
The Keller and Alliance/North Fort Worth areas are among the most desirable places to live in Tarrant County, offering a unique blend of suburban comfort, familyfriendly neighborhoods, strong schools, and convenient access to the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex.
A+ CITY RATING BY NICHE.COM
Keller consistently earns an A+ rating from Niche.com for its top-rated public schools, family-oriented environment, low crime, and high quality of life.
Alliance/North Fort Worth (76244 area) is also one of the fastest-growing regions in North Texas, anchored by Keller ISD and Northwest ISD, a wide variety of masterplanned communities, and access to major shopping and entertainment at Alliance Town Center.
LOCATION AND COMMUTE
• Conveniently located in Tarrant County, just 20 miles from Dallas and Fort Worth.
• Major highways include I-35W, I-820, Hwy 114, Hwy 170, and Hwy 377, all providing quick access across the region.
• Commute times to DFW International Airport average 30 minutes, making the area attractive for professionals and frequent travelers.
REAL ESTATE AND COST OF LIVING
• The housing market remains strong, with property values consistently appreciating.
• Median home price in Keller (June 2025): $690,000 (Texas A&M Real Estate Research Center).
• Housing options include custom singlefamily homes, master-planned communities, townhomes, and apartments.
• While housing costs are above the Texas average, the overall cost of living remains competitive compared to other upscale Dallas suburbs.
Top Neighborhoods
KELLER
• Hidden Lakes – Keller’s largest master-planned community with golf, pools, playgrounds, and trails.
• The Lakes of Highland Oaks – Gated community with custom homes, water features, and walking paths.
• Old Town Keller – A historic and cultural district featuring shops, boutiques, restaurants, and community events.
ALLIANCE
/ NORTH FORT WORTH (76244)
• Heritage – A flagship master-planned community featuring a waterpark, pools, trails, and active HOA events.
• Villages of Woodland Springs (VOWS) – Family-focused neighborhood with pools, playgrounds, and strong community programs.
• Saratoga – Known for its award-winning elementary school, parks, and proximity to Alliance Town Center.
• Harvest Ridge – Popular for greenbelts, walking trails, and access to Keller ISD schools.
• Sendera Ranch (nearby) – A growing master-planned community offering affordable homes, trails, and family amenities.
Keller and Alliance/North Fort Worth are thriving, family-oriented communities with a wide range of housing, schools, and amenities for residents of all ages. For more information about living in the area, please contact the Greater Fort Worth Association of REALTORS® gfwar.org
EDUCATION
municipalities across 51 square miles. Cities served include Keller, Fort Worth, Colleyville, Haltom City, Hurst, North Richland Hills, Southlake, Watauga, and Westlake.
The Keller Independent School District is a destination for excellence dedicated to educating students to achieve, inspiring them to dream, and challenging them to grow, so that they are prepared to be productive members of the community in which they learn, live, and work.
Serving a diverse community of over 33,000 students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, Keller ISD encompasses portions of nine different
Our 40 schools are staffed by 3,900 dedicated employees, including 2,200 classroom teachers committed to helping students grow and reach their highest levels of academic achievement. A focus on student success is at the core of everything we do, from providing dynamic classroom instruction, to maintaining state-of-the-art facilities, to offering a variety of extracurricular activities where students can explore their passions.
Fine arts programs within Keller ISD are recognized as some of the finest in the nation, with students’ work regularly being featured at festivals and competitions across the country. Exceptional fine arts educators work with students to achieve both technical
proficiency and artistic excellence in their crafts. Whether through visual arts, band, choir, orchestra, dance, or theatre, KISD offers outstanding programs at every grade level to educate the mind, stimulate creativity, and provide a lifetime appreciation of the arts.
Meanwhile, Keller ISD’s athletics programs boast more than a dozen state champions over the past decade, with a slate of sports opportunities focused on developing the whole student. KISD provides a full range of University Interscholastic League (UIL) programs, including football, volleyball, cross country, tennis, basketball, soccer, wrestling, swimming, golf, track and field, cheerleading, softball, and baseball. Students also have opportunities in non-UIL activities like drill team and powerlifting.
Keller ISD is home to the Keller Center for Advanced Learning (KCAL), which
offers several advanced career and technical education programs. Available to high school students across the district, these courses prepare students for post-secondary endeavors through rigorous curriculum, industry-relevant experiences, and network-building involvement in fields including Engineering, Human and Animal Science, Public Service, Visual Arts, and Trades. KCAL students can earn industry-recognized certifications that give them a head start in their chosen career paths.
In 2021, Keller ISD opened the Keller Collegiate Academy (KCA), a campus that operates an early college high school model with a focus on healthcare. KCA students not only earn their high
school diploma but can earn an associate degree in Surgical Technology or Registered Nursing, an associate of arts degree, or a level 2 certification in Licensed Vocational Nursing (LVN).
Open to all Keller ISD students through an annual application process, KCA provides a unique opportunity for students to graduate with the Texas Education Agency’s high school requirements and up to 60 college credit hours at little-to-no cost.
No matter where you look, Keller ISD is leading the way in meeting the educational needs of its students and preparing future community leaders.
tccd.edu
Tarrant County College Northeast has served the community since opening in 1969. TCC Northeast has an annual enrollment of over 12,000 students, small class sizes, and robust support services. Programs range from dental hygiene and information technology to world languages and visual arts. The campus fosters academic excellence and career readiness, helping students advance through affordable, highquality education in a welcoming and diverse environment.
The greater Keller area offers a wide range of healthcare options, including primary care, urgent care, women’s health, pediatrics, cardiology, orthopedics, and chronic disease management. Residents also have access to emergency services, imaging, and specialty care nearby. Outpatient clinics and full-service hospitals in the surrounding area support both routine and advanced medical needs, making comprehensive, quality healthcare easily accessible to the community.
BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL – KELLER bsweh.org/keller
Baylor Scott & White Emergency Hospital – Keller provides 24/7 hospital-grade emergency and inpatient care with a focus on speed, quality, and compassion. The facility features rapid door-to-doctor times, in-house labs, CT scans, imaging services, and an eight-bed inpatient wing. Designed for a more personal experience,
it offers advanced medical care in a convenient, community-based setting for Keller and surrounding areas.
BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE MEDICAL CENTER - GRAPEVINE bswhealth.com/locations/grapevine
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center –Grapevine is a 302-bed, Magnetdesignated, nonprofit hospital serving more than 20 cities across North Texas. As Northeast Tarrant County’s only Level II Trauma Center and home to a Level III NICU, it delivers advanced emergency, cardiac, stroke, oncology, orthopedic, women’s health, spine, neurology, imaging, and intensive care. Supported by over 1,000 physicians, the facility consistently earns top quality ratings and specialty recognition.
BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE MEDICAL CENTER - TROPHY CLUB baylortrophyclub.com
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Trophy Club is a premier, physician-
owned hospital in Texas, offering advanced medical care with a focus on orthopedic, spine, and surgical services. Known for its patient-centered approach, the facility combines cutting-edge technology with compassionate care. Its highly trained staff and specialized services make it a trusted healthcare destination in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
MEDICAL CITY ALLIANCE medicalcityalliance.com
Medical City Alliance is a 99-bed acute care hospital serving north Fort Worth and surrounding communities including Keller, Roanoke and Saginaw. A designated Level III Trauma Center and Primary Stroke Center, it delivers comprehensive services such as cardiovascular, neurosciences, orthopedics, women’s health and a Level III NICU. It blends advanced care with community focus and has been recognized for excellence in safety and quality, including a Leapfrog A rating and “Top General Hospital” status.
METHODIST SOUTHLAKE MEDICAL CENTER
methodisthealthsystem.org/
methodist-southlake-medical-center
Methodist Southlake Medical Center is a 54-bed acute-care hospital serving Southlake, Keller, Grapevine, and northeast Tarrant County. It features 12 modern operating suites, two endoscopy suites, a cardiac catheterization lab, advanced robotic surgery, SPECT/CT and nuclear medicine capabilities. The recently expanded emergency department now includes 12 exam rooms and enhanced diagnostic services. The hospital blends surgical excellence with a welcoming atmosphere with comfortable private rooms, family suites and upscale amenities.
TEXAS HEALTH HARRIS METHODIST HOSPITAL ALLIANCE
texashealth.org/alliance
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Alliance is a 151-bed, full-service, nonprofit hospital in North Fort Worth serving Keller and surrounding communities. A designated Level I Trauma Center and Level III NICU/Trauma facility, it provides emergency care, women’s health, heart & vascular, surgery, oncology, orthopedics and imaging. Joint Commission Gold Seal and American Heart Association stroke and heart-attack certifications reflect its advanced care and community commitment.
TEXAS HEALTH HARRIS METHODIST HOSPITAL SOUTHLAKE
texashealthsouthlake.com
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southlake is a 24/7 multispecialty surgical hospital serving Southlake and Northeast Tarrant County. Known for exceptional patient experience, it earned Healthgrades’ Outstanding Patient Experience and Outpatient Orthopedic Surgery Excellence Awards in 2023 and 2025. With modern operating rooms, a catheterization lab, emergency department, and advanced surgical and imaging services, the faith-based nonprofit blends cutting-edge care.
n the Keller and Alliance/North Fort Worth areas you’ll find a delightful blend of natural beauty, community charm, and local experiences. Whether you are new to the area, have lived here forever, or are just exploring, here are the top 10 things to do.
1. The Keller Pointe
thekellerpointe.com
The Keller Pointe Recreation & Aquatic Center is a premier community fitness and aquatics facility. Its impressive aquatics center spans nearly 17,000 square feet and features indoor and outdoor pools, a hot tub, lazy rivers, vortex pools, water slides, a splash pad, and interactive zones for kids.
Perfect for families, fitness enthusiasts, and party-goers, The Keller Pointe offers swim lessons, lap swimming, water aerobics, toddler time, pool rentals, and lifeguard certification programs. Locals especially appreciate its affordability and
versatility, with popular birthday party packages that include pool time, decorations, and snacks at a great value.
In addition to aquatics, the center includes a full gym, group exercise
2. Old Town Keller Historic District
Old Town Keller Historic District blends small-town charm with modern flair. Stroll through restored buildings, unique boutiques, local art galleries, and cozy cafés. Rich in history and community spirit, it’s a perfect spot for shopping, dining, and enjoying seasonal events in a walkable, welcoming atmosphere.
3. The Keller Public Arts Walk
The Keller Public Arts Walk showcases sculptures and murals throughout Old
4. Farmers Market
kellerfarmersmarket.com
The Keller Farmers Market is a popular Saturday morning event held from May through October near Bear Creek Park. It features fresh local produce, artisan foods, baked goods, flowers, and handmade crafts, creating a lively and welcoming community atmosphere. Shoppers can connect with farmers and small business owners while enjoying live music and family-friendly activities The scenic park setting adds to the charm, making it a relaxing and enjoyable outing. Supporting local vendors and healthy living, the market has become a cherished tradition.
5. Parks & Trails
KELLER
The Alliance area in North Fort Worth is full of green spaces and great amenities —ideal for families and anyone who loves the outdoors. Bluestem Park is a standout —a beautifully restored 14-acre native blackland prairie that highlights local plants and wildlife. Alliance Park is another exciting spot in the works. Located at Cleveland Gibbs and Litsey Rd., this 170+ acre park will include soccer fields, courts, a playground, pavilion, trails, and more once it’s finished.
Alliance Town Center connects directly to the Arcadia Park Trail System, giving walkers and bikers easy access through scenic natural areas and into nearby neighborhoods. The Arcadia Trail corridor also links several parks, offering a mix of terrain and features that hikers, families, and fitness fans will appreciate.
cityofkeller.com/services/parks-recreation Keller offers over 336 acres of parks and 26 miles of scenic hiking and biking trails. Bear Creek Park is a 44-acre favorite with playgrounds, sports fields, picnic areas, and a peaceful loop trail. The Big Bear Creek Greenbelt connects several parks with over five miles of paved trails ideal for walking, cycling, and skating. The Parks at Town Center features butterfly gardens, lakes, and open meadows. For a quieter experience, Little Bear Creek Linear Park winds through neighborhoods with 2.5 miles of shaded trails, offering creek views and family-friendly spots. truSculpt flex is a personalized muscle building treatment that adjusts to your fitness level, shape and goals to st
Nearby, the 210-acre Tandy Hills Natural Area is one of the largest untouched urban prairies, home to over 1,200 native plant species and seasonal wildflowers. For a deeper nature escape, the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge offers trails through prairies, forests, and wetlands—perfect for a full outdoor experience.
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6. Natatorium
kellerisd.net/natatorium
The Keller ISD Natatorium, opened in 2003, features a 186-foot-by-75-foot indoor pool with 25 short-course lanes, eight long-course lanes, and two moveable bulkheads for flexible competition layouts. Diving facilities include three 1-meter and two 3-meter springboards, with a water depth of up to 12 feet 6 inches. The facility hosts high school and club swim and dive sessions, meets, triathlons, and fitness programs such as water aerobics, swim lessons, lifeguard certifications, and lap swim. It is a well-equipped facility used by students, athletes, and the public.
7. Sky Creek Ranch Golf Club
skycreekranch.com
Sky Creek Ranch Golf Club features an 18-hole, par-72 championship course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. Stretching 6,953 yards, it offers undulating Bermuda fairways, tiered bentgrass greens, and strategic bunkers. Big Bear Creek winds through 16 holes, enhancing both scenery and challenge. Practice facilities, a pro shop, Sky Creek Grill, and banquet amenities provide a full experience. It’s well-rated, challenging for avid golfers, yet fair for beginners and mid-handicappers.
8. Keller Public Library
cityofkeller.com/services/library
The Keller Public Library is a vibrant community hub offering a wide range of services and programs for all ages and interests. It features a diverse collection of books, movies, and digital resources. The library hosts regular events such as storytimes, crafts, book clubs, and educational workshops. Facilities include study rooms, a technology lab, and quiet reading areas. It also offers a seed library, providing free seeds for community gardening projects. For more information on programs and events, visit the library’s calendar or browse the catalog online.
9. Keller Senior Activities Center
cityofkeller.com/seniorcenter
The Keller Senior Activities Center is a vibrant hub for adults 55 and older, offering fitness classes, arts and crafts, educational workshops, and social events. The center includes a gymnasium, multipurpose rooms, and a lounge area. Membership costs $10 annually for residents and $20 for non-residents. It’s open Monday through Friday with extended hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Visit the City of Keller’s website for more information or to register.
10. Special Events
KELLER
cityofkeller.com/services/parksrecreation/parks-recreation-special-events Keller hosts a variety of special events throughout the year, offering fun for all ages and interests. Highlights include the Keller Lions Club Parade & Fair in April, featuring carnival rides, delicious food, and local vendors; the Keller Art Walk in October, showcasing talented local artists and live music; and the annual Holly Days celebration in December, with a festive tree-lighting ceremony and visits with Santa Claus. These events provide entertainment for residents and visitors alike.
ALLIANCE/NORTH FORT WORTH
fortworth.com/events/annual-events
Fort Worth pulses with tradition and festivity year-round, from the iconic Stock Show & Rodeo in January, celebrating Western heritage with rodeo, livestock, and carnival flair, to Mayfest in early May—a four-day family festival along the Trinity River packed with live music, art markets, rides, and food. Spring also brings the vibrant Food + Wine Festival and the nationally ranked Main St. Arts Festival, drawing foodies and art lovers downtown. Summer features outdoor concerts and Juneteenth celebrations. The year winds down with the dazzling Parade of Lights, lighting up the evening sky as Santa leads the holiday cheer through downtown.
MEMBER LISTINGS - BY NAME
Abrakadoodle TX North Fort Worth
Ace Card Services LLC
Adapt-Able Foundation
Adobe Acrobat
Advanced Endodontics of Texas
Agape Events LLC.
Best Brains Learning Center (Keller) Tutoring
Bluegrass Legacy Group
BODYBAR Pilates - Keller
Brian Briars Realtor, Ebby Halliday Realtors
Bricks & Minifigs Keller
BRYDGE Sales & Leadership
Business & Flow dba Kaycees
Planning
Ahlers Heating & Air Air Conditioning & Heating • Roofing
Ahlers Roofing & Construction Roofing & Contracting
Airys Family Dentistry Dentists
Album Keller Ranch Active Adult Community 55+
Apartments
Alex Blair Photography Photography/Studio
All Source Plumbing TX Home Maintenance
All-Star Orthopaedics Orthopedic
Alliance Jiu Jitsu Keller
Instruction
Alliance Living magazine Magazine
Ally Office Solutions IT Consultant/Services
Alsies Ice Cream Truck Food & Specialty Items
Altor Solutions
Always Family
Always There Air
Environmental Products & Controls
Services
and Air Conditioning
AMC Mobile Notary Services Business Support Services
GREAT PLAINS BANK 325 E. Southlake Blvd. Southlake, TX 76092 817-912-3444 gpbankok.com/southlake
NBT FINANCIAL nbt.bank
PLAINS CAPITAL BANK, SOUTHLAKE 550 Reserve St., Ste. 125 Southlake, TX 76092 817-570-6222 plainscapital.com
BOUTIQUES
&
SPECIALITY SHOPS
BELLA GLAM BOUTIQUE & LOUNGE
201 TOWN CENTER LN., STE. 1115 KELLER, TX 76248 817-741-1027
BELLABOUTIQUEKELLER.COM
Mother & Daughter owned Boutique in the heart of Keller. We love finding unique beautiful clothes & accessories, we pride ourselves on helping make women look beautiful inside & out!
Serving the DFW metroplex since 2001, Leak Geeks Plumbing is family-owned & built on integrity. Offering expert leak detection, repairs, drain cleaning & water solutions, Leak Geeks is trusted to deliver fast & honest service with lasting results.
MOLBERG PLUMBING LLC
404 N. Cherry Ln. • Fort Worth, TX 76108 817-475-2800 molbergplumbing.com
PANTHER CITY PLUMBING 8633 Sterling Trace Cir. Fort Worth, TX 76244 817-993-9727 panthercity.plumbing
RECHARGE WELLNESS 13005 Palancar Dr. Fort Worth, TX 76244 817-647-8065 rechargewellness.net
RTS PHYSICAL THERAPY
651 S. MAIN ST., STE. 100 KELLER, TX 76248
817-898-7090 RIATATHERAPY.COM
RTS Physical Therapy provides best in orthopedic & neurological physical therapy services with multiple locations to better serve you. All of our physical therapists are experts in their fields at treating musculoskeletal & neuromuscular diagnoses.
TEXAS HEALTH HARRIS METHODIST
HOSPITAL @ ALLIANCE
10864 Texas Health Trl. Fort Worth, TX 76244 682-212-2000 texashealth.org/Alliance
VITAL CARE
601 S. MAIN ST., STE. 110 KELLER, TX 76248
682-357-4040
VITALCARENORTHTEXAS.COM
Vital Care is an infusion pharmacy committed to providing quality care with a high touch approach Vital Care utilizes a network of experts in the infusion field to make sure that each patient is receiving the highest quality of care.
HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING
ALWAYS THERE AIR
2020 ALMA CT. • KELLER, TX 76248
817-657-8409
ALWAYSTHEREAIRTX.COM
Don’t settle for less, choose the experts who are ALWAYS THERE when you need them. Call us today at 817-657-8409 or visit us online at www.alwaysthereairtx.com to schedule your service!
HOME ACCESSORIES
LANDSCAPE SYSTEMS OF TEXAS GARDEN CENTER, LLC
At The Design Studio, we blend vision and function to create spaces you love. From kitchens to full remodels and 3D designs, we make the process seamless. Let’s create something beautiful-visit KellerDesignStudio.com
THE INTERIOR COLLECTION
1149 Keller Pkwy., Ste. C Keller, TX 76248
817-748-0444
interiorcollectiontexas.com
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
ART OF DRAWERS
244 HARPER CT. • KELLER, TX 76248
817-422-2759 ARTOFDRAWERS.COM
CR PLUMBING, HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
2231 Berniece Jones Rd., Ste. 103 Argyle, TX 76226
940-367-3778 crplumbingdfw.com
ELITE LIGHTING CONCEPTS
4128 Briarcreek Dr. • Keller, TX 76244 214-802-8881 EliteLightingConcepts.com
750 S. Main St., Ste. 145 Keller, TX 76248 817-337-3606 libertymutual.com/tracy-mcneil
MTX INSURANCE GROUP 420 Johnson Rd. #104 • Keller, TX 76248 817-562-2525 mtxinsurancegroup.com
STATE FARM - JENNY STEWART 1708 Western Center Blvd. Saginaw, TX 76131 817-847-1467 jennystewartsf.com
THE JASON RIDLEY AGENCY, LLC 5303 Colleyville Blvd., Ste A Colleyville, TX 76034 817-281-4500 jasonridleyagency.com
WYLIE WOOD FARMERS INSURANCE AGENCY 200 N. Rufe Snow Dr., Ste. 105 Keller, TX 76248 817-379-0011 agents.farmers.com/tx/keller/ wylie-wood INSURANCE - AUTO & HOME THE MILLICAN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. T H E T R U S T E D C HO I C E
At Encompass Health, we create rehabilitation programs th a t a re s pecifi ca lly desig n e d for ea c h p a tie n t ’s needs , using a dv anc e d technology a nd i nn ov a tive tre a tment s to maximize recovery. It’s why so many people and their caregivers choose us. And why we are the trusted choice of a growi n g n u m ber of m edi ca l profe s sio n al s
2304 State Highway 121 Bedford, TX, 76021 Main: (817) 684-2000
encompasshealth.com/locations/mid-cities-rehab
GENIE ROCKET
MAGIC TOUCH MD
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CENTURY INSURANCE AGENCY
995 W. Glade Rd. • Hurst, TX 76054 817-318-8900 CIAauto.com
801 S. MAIN ST., STE. 109 KELLER, TX 76248 817-660-6001 MAMASPIZZAKELLER.COM
Voted Best Pizza Dough Made Fresh All Day Real Mozzarella Cheese Gluten Free Option Wings, Salads, Beer and Wine Great Lunch Buffet Mon-Sat 11-2 Free Party Room Facebook: Mama’s PizzaKeller Text mamas to 21333 for specials
MEXICAN INN CAFE
680 S. Main St. • Keller, TX 76248 817-493-5236 mexicaninncafe.com
CORE WELLNESS STUDIO 3401 GOLDEN TRIANGLE BLVD., STE. 111 • FORT WORTH, TX 76117 817-382-8250
COREWELLNESSTX.COM
ELEGANCE AESTHETICS
950 N. Main St. • Keller, TX 76248 469-720-3707 vagaro.com/eleganceaesthetics
INFINITY NAILS & HEAD SPA
1340 N. Main St., Ste. 300 Keller, TX 76248
682-237-2115 infinitynailkeller.com
LAVENDER HILL SPA 201 TOWN CENTER LN., STE. 1117 KELLER, TX 76248
817-741-9810
LAVENDERHILLMASSAGE.COM
From the moment you arrive, wrapped in a plush robe with lavender champagne in hand, indulge in pure serenity-soothing sauna, tailored massages, radiant organic facials, and soul-renewing care designed just for you.
SAGEWOOD AT HERITAGE GLEN 4453 Heritage Glen Dr. Fort Worth, TX 76244 682-786-2025 sagewoodatheritageglen.com
HARVEST OF ROANOKE SENIOR LIVING 601 HOWE RD. ROANOKE, TX 76262 682-237-1270
HARVESTOFROANOKE.COM
Where vibrant living meets compassionate care! Nestled in a welcoming community, enjoy personalized services, engaging activities, and a warm, friendly atmosphere. Discover a place where every day feels like a celebration of life!
STEPHANIE DUKE RESOURCES 6228 Price Dr. North Richland Hills, TX 76180 817-703-3436 StephanieDukeResources.com
Find the specialists, services and support you need, all in one place and on your schedule with the MyBSWHealth app. That’s care that clicks into place.
