Depot Nights is back on the calendar, and the businesses behind the booths are part of the reason to go. Here’s who to look for on October 23, a few familiar faces from the first night, and more ways to spend time in Old Town Keller this fall.
Two Fridays on Bates Street
Friday, October 23, 2026 • 6–9 p.m. Central. Depot Nights on Bates returns to Bates Street Park. Brandon McLaughlin starts the live music at 7 p.m., so leave time to browse before settling in to listen.
The October 23 lineup includes A & M Craftie, Couture Tan, Keller Animal Clinic, SH Cozy Creations, Crazy Good Honey, Whisk & Wildfire Bakery, Vellum Bakery, Forever Link 2 Link, Mitchell Lifestyle Collective, The Grazing Cavi, Kane & Crew, Pho in the Box, FIT4MOM and Stephens Sweet Shoppe.
The Grazing Cavi is bringing its build-your-own popcorn bar to this event. Keller Animal Clinic is joining the evening, too, giving neighbors a chance to meet a business based right here on South Main Street.
Friday, November 27, 2026 • 6–9 p.m. Central. Keller Depot Nights on Bates: Shop Small, Stay Awhile brings another evening to Bates Street Park over Thanksgiving weekend. Save the date as you make plans with friends and visiting family, and watch the event page for that night’s vendor updates.
Check the latest Depot Nights details
Meet a few businesses from the first night
The first Depot Nights took place September 25. These are a few of the businesses that helped make that evening worth a visit:
Punky Doodle. Hannah’s table featured homemade treats, including salted caramel sauces and crisps. By the time of her recap interview, the pumpkin breads were already gone.
Stephens Sweet Shoppe. Jason and Tina brought the candy and shared in their interview that it had been their busiest night on Bates yet. Stephens Sweet Shoppe is also on the October 23 lineup.
The Grazing Cavi. The September photos capture the popcorn bar in action, with toppings and a finishing drizzle. It’s a chance to revisit a first-night favorite on October 23.
Watch the interviews and see the full September recap
A few more dates around Old Town
Saturday, October 17, 2026 • A historic home turns 100. If These Walls Could Talk: A Historic Home’s 100th Birthday runs Saturday, 10 a.m.–noon. The program begins at Keller Public Library, 640 Johnson Road, with a short presentation, then moves to the Keller History Museum at 133 Bates Street for tours and outdoor games. All ages are welcome; no registration is required.
See the library’s October 17 program details
October 25 • Bohemian Boo Cookie Class. Salt & Light Collective hosts a seasonal cookie-decorating class with Amanda of Cupid Sweets on Sunday, 3:30–5 p.m., at 138 Olive Street. It’s open to adults and children ages 5 and up, with supplies included and no decorating experience needed. Each attendee needs a ticket, and children must come with a ticketed adult.
See the class details and current registration
November 1 • Succulent Pumpkin Harvest Workshop. Salt & Light Collective’s calendar lists a Sunday workshop from 4–5:30 p.m. at 138 Olive Street. Participants make a centerpiece with a real pumpkin and living succulents. The workshop is for adults and children ages 8 and up; children under 16 need a paid accompanying adult. Check the organizer’s calendar for registration and availability.
View Salt & Light’s workshop calendar
All times are local to Keller. Check the organizer’s latest details before heading out, and give yourself time to visit a nearby shop or restaurant while you’re in Old Town.
