Honoring Our Grief: The Importance of Our Pet Memorial Event
Some people lose a pet and hear, “It was just an animal.” If you’ve ever been on the receiving end of that sentence, you know how hollow it sounds. You know it wasn’t just
Art for the Skeptical Soul
Some people walk into museums like they’re stepping onto a different planet, where the rules are unclear, the language is foreign, and everyone else seems to understand somet
Two New Faces. One Shared Vision.
At Keith House, we believe spaces are shaped not only by light and architecture, but by the people who support and care for them. This summer, we’re thrilled to welcome two remar
Summer Solstice with Keith House: Welcoming The Light
There’s something about the longest day of the year that invites us to pause. Maybe it’s the warmth in the air, the way the light stretches into evening, or simply the sense th
The Importance of Pausing
There’s something peculiar about stillness and the importance of pausing. It is not the awkward kind where someone forgets to keep a conversation going, but the kind that giv
Keith House Honors Earth Day with the Mighty Chinquapin Oak
Rooted in Purpose At Keith House, Earth Day isn’t just a date on the calendar—it’s a reflection of our commitment to growth, connection and caring for the land we call home.
Why Earth Day Matters
Earth Day happens every year on April 22, and it’s a day when people all over the world come together to recognize why Earth Day matters and care for the planet. The first Ea
Keith House earns candid’s Gold seal of transparency — Here’s what it means
We’re proud to share that Keith House has earned the Gold Seal of Transparency from Candid—a national nonprofit that evaluates and shares information about the work of nonprofi
james Turrell skyspace to open in 2025 at the Keith House in Fort Worth, Texas (The Architect’s Newspaper)
By Trevor Schillaci • January 10, 2025 • Art, News, Southwest Artist James Turrell is perhaps best known for his “skyspace” installations. A rendition of the immers
James Turrell: Look at What the Light Did Now (Glasstire)
by Jessica Fuentes January 1, 2025 (GlassTire) I am enamored with light. In my everyday life, I often am distracted by the playful dancing of light and shadows projected through
