Common Grounds

12/24/2025

Closed today and tomorrow to celebrate with friends and family.
Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year’s!

12/22/2025

This gift was left here last week. To Linda and family from Jami. I hope it finds its home before the holidays!

12/20/2025

Thank you Cumberland county!! You’re making a difference in the lives of so many!

CROSSVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — While 2025 has not been kind to every small business, two stores in Crossville are expressing they’re thanks to the community for a great 2025. Common Grounds Coffe…

12/20/2025

Still time to vote for our tree at First National Bank! 🎄
This fun tradition shines a light on local nonprofits—and yes, there’s a grand prize on the line.
You’ll find our tree on the second floor. Go vote. We’re counting on you 😉

12/19/2025

Christmas spirit? Very present. Last week before Christmas—let the countdown begin.🎁☕🎄

12/19/2025

We’ve officially been celebrating Christmas.
Employee party = games, food, laughter, singing, Santa, and karaoke. Exactly as it should be.

12/17/2025

Still time to shop with purpose before Christmas.
We’ve got ready-made gift baskets, gift cards, and gifts made by our employees—t-shirts, mugs, soap, and lotion.

12/16/2025

We’re thankful for all of the help building the float and our employees for participating.

12/15/2025

Tennessee Songwriters Week 2026 is BACK, and we're excited to host a qualifying round at Common Grounds on February 3! This is your chance to compete for a spot in the final rounds and make your mark in Tennessee’s legendary music scene.
Songwriter sign-ups open December 11 and are first-come, first-served, so be sure to grab your spot before they're gone!
Email commongroundscrossville@gmail.com to register

12/15/2025

We’re down to our last few gift baskets! Perfect for teachers, neighbors, your mail carrier, or that impossible-to-shop-for person. Grab one before they’re gone!

12/14/2025

12/14/2025

Special thanks to Sabre Artists and Sam Hill for helping create our parade float sled and to our brave employees who sat in the cold and passed out candy at the Crossville Christmas parade