Dear Visitor,
Welcome to Crossville's website! Crossville, Tennessee is the place to work, to play, to worship, and to live. From our landmarks to our recreational facilities and resorts to live plays, unbelievable scenery, and shopping, there's something for everyone! We've tried not to leave anyone out!
We have redesigned our website and hope that you will find it easy to maneuver and find the information you are seeking. Please contact us if we've left something out. We want this website to reflect our love for our area and make you want to come for a visit or to live. We love it here and we know you will too. If you need assistance for City services or any other services, please call on us and let us help you.
J.H. Graham, III
Mayor
Discover the Upper Cumberland Featuring Crossville/Cumberland County
Featuring the City of Crossville
Hosted by Terry Bradshaw
From 1938 to 1978 the theatre provided a movie house to a small Tennessee community. It hosted entertainment events that featured Grand Ole Opry stars and was the site for scrap metal drives and the sale of War Bonds during World War II.
The doors of the Palace Theatre closed in 1978 and would have failed to open again had it not been for the effort of various citizens, fund raising and Federal Grant money that was provided. In 2001 the restored three story building was able to open featuring a design of both Art Deco and Art Moderne styles.
| Fri May 31 @ 7:00PM - Grits From Dumplin Valley |
Award winning recreation. Crossville's parks offer tournament action for baseball, softball and soccer. Plus, relaxation at our beautiful Meadow Park Lake. Outdoor activities for the entire family.
| Sat May 11 @ 8:00AM - 05:00PM BPA Boys Baseball Tournament |
| Sat May 18 @ 8:00AM - 05:00PM ISA Queen Of The Mountain Fastpitch Tournament |
| Sat Jun 08 13th Annual Kid's Fishing Derby |
| Sat Jun 08 @ 8:00AM - 05:00PM Free Open Air Concert |
News & Announcements
Memorial Day
With the upcoming Memorial Day holiday the City of Crossville would like to announce that there will be an “out of vase” period at the Crossville City Cemetery beginning May 25, 2013 and to run until June 15, 2013. Per City Ordinance, flowers are only allowed in vases attached to memorial stones or on saddles attached to memorial stones. During the “out of vase” period the City will allow loose flowers, arrangements or memorials to be placed on the site on or around the graves. All items must be removed from the grounds on or before June 15, 2013.
Tennessee Senior State Open
The fourth annual Tennessee Senior State Open is returning to Crossville and Stonehenge Golf Club Monday, May 13 and Tuesday, May 14, 2013. For the fourth consecutive year, the City of Crossville will be the title sponsor of the Senior State Open.
This year’s tournament field consists of Tennessee’s top senior professional and amateur golfers, who will provide fans with two rounds of what should be exciting and competitive play. Two-time champion Harry Taylor highlights this year’s field along with co-defending champion Danny Green.
New for 2013 is the Super Senior Division. This division is for golfers 65 years of age and older. Participants in the Super Senior Division will play from a shorter tee and will also be competing for a separate purse.
The 2013 Tennessee Senior State Open presented by the City of Crossville is open to the general public free of charge. Spectators are encouraged to attend and witness another spectacular championship.
For complete information regarding the 2013 Tennessee Senior State Open visit www.tennpga.com.
Crossville featured on Detroit news
Crossville was featured on Fox tv affiliate in Detroit, Michigan. The morning show is called, "Throw the Dart". Each week one of the news anchors throws a dart at the U.S. map and whatever city the dart lands on, the station features and interviews the Mayor. This week, it landed on Crossville, TN. Click here to view the segment.
Crossville Dog Park Coming Soon
The new Crossville City Dog Park will be located just off the walking trail at the back of Centennial Park. The park will be divided to accommodate small and larger dogs.
Donations are still needed to provide a shelter as well as landscaping, and may be taken to the drive up window at the new City Hall, 392 North Main Street, Crossville, TN 38555 or mailed to that address. Checks should be made out to the Crossville City Dog Park; all donations will be deposited into a special account. The funds will be matched by City Council to provide the Dog Park facilities.
