The Common Cup
Cultivating a Culture of Belonging
Undergrads, graduate students, and professionals alike use this space to study, meet, work, and relax. Whether you are stopping in briefly or settling in to study for hours, we're glad you're here. Find out about our updated mission and how we plan on accomplishing it by checking out our "Who We Are" section.
Who We AreWe have a huge transient community and understand it's hard to show support and love from afar. We now offer eGift Cards to help with this. This is all done through Square Register and is emailed immediately upon purchase.
Purchase eGift CardsCrafting Great Experiences
We aim to create an excellent experience for each customer and we believe you deserve our best. While each item we serve has been prepared with care and patience, the ingredients play a major role in the final product.
We source our ingredients from local businesses providing high quality products, like Hyperion coffee and TeaHaus tea.
Our PartnershipsUpcoming Events!
Check our Instagram page for upcoming events like live music, artist receptions, creative workshops, and students events! A few featured events to highlight are…
Our bi-annual event on the eve of the spring and fall finals called Final Fix, where students come and fill our building, getting their last studying in, while enjoying free breakfast for dinner and coffee.
Our Christmas Market! On the first Saturday of every December, we most a Christmas Market with local artists and vendors.
Artist Statement: Kaleidoscope’s Spring Exhibit
"Capturing The Moment is the theme for Kaleidoscope's Spring Exhibit at the Common Cup.
Seizing a moment in time to create artwork is what has inspired this exhibit. Please note that capturing any moment in time can represent any subject matter from the emergence of a season to an expression of a feeling or idea, to a recall of any subject matter that has made an impression on us.
WHO WE ARE:
Kaleidoscope Artists Collective was established in 2017. It is an informal art organization composed of past and present students of Deb Guido, MA, an art instructor at Washtenaw Community College. Our members, who are both amateur and professional artists, have a wide-range of talents and experience in various art mediums that include watercolor, acrylics, mixed media, laser cutting and printing, pen & ink, pastels, colored pencil and sculpture. Many of our members have traveled extensively throughout the States and to other countries where they gather inspiration for their artwork.
Hours
Monday-Thursday
8:30am-8pm
Friday
8:30am-8:30pm
Saturday
8:30am-3pm
Sunday
8:30am-8pm
Phone:
734.327.6914
Location:
1511 Washtenaw Ave
Ann Arbor, MI 48104