Coffee County Creative Collective

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+1.9315881885

+1.9315881885

Coffee County Creative Collective

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Coffee County Creative Collective

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Discover tomorrow's leading creators today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at gocrazyandcreate@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

The Coffee County Creative Collective was founded to provide much-needed exposure for local creators. 


The terms co-op (cooperative) and collective are often used interchangeably in casual conversation, but they have distinct structures and goals, especially in the context of creative, agricultural, or business communities.


Some things they have in common: In both, members buy in or contribute capital, decisions are made democratically (often 1 member = 1 vote), profits are shared among members or reinvested and it can be consumer, producer, or worker-owned. 


However, a co-op is run as a legally recognized business. It is run almost like a non-profit in having (and being run by) a board, articles of incorporation, and such. It generally features include a more formal structure (typically registered as a business entity). 


On the other hand, a collective is generally described as a group of people working together toward a common goal. It may or may not be legally incorporated. And it generally runs less formally, has more flexible structuring, and offers non-hierarchical leadership (consensus based) decision-making.





 

Think of it.... 20.00… less than your average craft fair for a year full of benefits. Made by creatives, for creatives. You would:

  1. Be listed in our online directory of creators.
  2. Receive first looks at any events organized (or sponsored by) Handmade as well as a possible 10% discount for those events.
  3. Receive a 10% discount at The Event Nook or the Coffee County Community Room for crafting events you decide to host. 
  4. Be allowed use of the CraftDash system located at Handmade.
  5. Be offered first dibbs at any opening in the storefront Handmade.
  6. Have use of and promotion in the Handmade newsletter.
  7. Be offered a one-hour consultation with Makers & Muses Design.
  8. Be allowed free use of the Create Space, equipment, and resources located at the Handmade storefront during store hours. 
  9. Have access to more business resources (chambers of commerce and craft fair organizers), other creators, and an ongoing list of craft fairs and similar events
  10. Most importantly, be a part of a supportive environment (online and in person) that can provide constructive feedback and encourage members to push their creative boundaries


Discover Local Creativity

Our Mission

At Coffee County Creative Collective, we strive to support local artists and creators by providing a platform for their unique works. Our mission is to foster creativity and build a vibrant community centered around the arts.

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Better yet, see us in person!

We love our customers, so feel free to visit during normal business hours.

Coffee County Creative Collective

404 West Lincoln Street, Tullahoma, TN 37388, USA

+1.931.269.6531

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206 N Collins St, Tullahoma, TN 37388

+1.9315881885

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