Welcome to Keller
Keller, Texas, is in the center of Dallas-Fort Worth and is one of the fastest-growing parts of the metroplex. It covers 18.4 square miles and has a population of 45,776 as of the 2021 census. It is the seventh best place to live, according to Per Money Magazine, and is considered to be the state’s most friendly city. The city has many types of housing, from modern apartments to affordable houses to horse-friendly homes on five acres, even though it is only 15 miles from downtown Fort Worth.
With top-rated schools and several community groups, Keller is a great place to live. Residents can enjoy shopping and exploring the historic old town. The city is surrounded by beautiful nature, boasting 11 parks and about 26 miles of biking and hiking trails. It has received several accolades, including being one of the country’s best small cities. Keller honors its small-town roots while still enjoying big-city amenities.
What to Love
Local Lifestyle
Known for its parks, Keller is a walkable area with many trails. The community balances modern conveniences and country charm, and the high-quality neighborhoods are known nationally and regionally for their innovation and efficiency. It is home to various activities and recreation and continues to move towards a bright future.
Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping
A collection of parks, Town Center Nature Parks and Trails are Keller’s oasis of peace and beauty in the middle of the city. Within walking distance of apartments, restaurants, and shops, the parks are an ideal place for photography, picnics, and walks. Keller Farmers Market is a seasonal, open-air market in Bear Creek Park next to the creek. It provides fresh, local produce, baked goods, meats, cheese, pickles, honey, jams and jellies, and more. It is open each Saturday beginning in May and ending in November and offers chef demonstrations, live music, and more.
A combination of entertainment and food, the Moviehouse & Eatery boasts stellar service, comfortable seats, and delicious fare. The Shannon Brewing Company serves wholesome, all-natural beer. Made of pure water, whole grain, and other fresh ingredients, the award-winning company provides guests with tours, tastings, and purchases.
Keller Town Center is lined with retailers, restaurants, and stores, all welcoming and friendly. It is in the center of dynamic movement and wealthy neighborhoods and exemplifies the city’s unique culture. The Keller Pointe is an indoor-outdoor fitness center featuring a pool, water park, indoor track, and fitness equipment. Whether guests are advanced or just beginning in their fitness journey, the center’s training team is equipped to help them reach their personal goals.
Things to Do
Taking place during March and April, Artists of Texas Spring Fling is a Keller art show. It showcases 12 contemporary artists’ work with refreshments and a chance to meet the artists. The Egg Scramble is the city’s annual Easter egg hunt in Bear Creek Park, with 20,000 eggs to find. With fun activities, food trucks, and the Easter bunny, there is a lot to enjoy at this event.
The Spring Craft Show & Market is a day for community shopping. Guests can explore and purchase handmade jewelry, home decor, collectibles, artwork, wood crafts, and much more. Yappy Hour takes place on March and September Thursdays. This event is great fun for dogs and their owners. Visitors can sample local breweries’ beer as well.
Keller Public Arts hosts a concert every year with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra. Taking place in the Keller High Fine Arts Center, it is a one-of-a-kind evening with a special menu. The Electric Egg Hunt is a local occasion for ages 11 to 17. This in-the-dark egg hunt is an exciting time with friends and opportunities to win prizes. Food, drinks, and black-light flashlights are provided.
Schools
The Keller Independent School District covers Fort Worth, Hurst, Southlake, Westlake, North Richland Hills, Colleyville, Watauga, Haltom City, and of course, Keller. It covers 51 miles, serves over 35,000 students, and employs more than 4,000 staff, making it the third largest district in Tarrant County.
