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In August 2023 we moved our merchandise out of our lobby and onto Circuit Avenue in Oak Bluffs.  Jubilee MV (formelry known as Haven Shop) is a boutique that aligns with our ongoing mission to offer trailblazing artist, entrepreneurs and creators a platform to connect with conscious community minded consumers.  We hope you will stop by our shop at 42 Circuit Avenue or visit us online at www.jubileemv.com for that unique Oak Bluffs vibe and style. Contact us at shop@inkwellbeach.com 

World Premier of "Inkwell Moonrise" the song written and inspired by her residency which was her first time ever on the island, in oak bluffs and experiencing the restorative energy of the inkwell beach.  Grace Gibson @thegracegibson was our inaugural 2021 Musician in Residence. In this clip she delivers a high energy performance for "Road to the Roots" on the porch of the historic Dunmere Cottage (aka Dunmere by the Sea) delighting neighbors and friends with her original songs and unique style.  The song Inkwell Moon Rise was inspired after she watched a moon rise over the Inkwell Beach Ocean during her stay with us. Grace will be performing on stage at the 2022 Jubilee Festival.

Bobby Rogers, Millennial House Artist in Residence (2019 & 2021) photographing for Oak Bluffs Portrait project that captured first-time visitors, multi-generational families and a few special guests in-between. Portrait Exhibit coming to MV Museum Autumn 2022.

Grace Gibson surprises one of our special guests and signs her favorite hymn at an afternoon tea party.  Our guest of honor was moved by her rendition of this Mahalia Jackson classic.

Rhonda K Brown @rkbfineart and Kahina @narragansetthouse met opening season at the Narragansett House / Millennial House pop-up art show. The morning of the show one of our favorite gallerists / neighbors and yoga partners Val @knowhereart brought "Bottom Heavy" painting to hang in the lobby for the show.  When RKB came over to see her piece she met KVD and the two women connected.  The following season (Summer 2020) the piece was unveiled as part of the permanent collection at the Narragansett House sparking a bond of friendship and collaboration. Here on the day of install the two women meet and talk art and life and philosophy - the importance of removing fear, pushing past boundaries and expectations to finding "anchor" and purpose..

For the first Juneteenth in 2021 - Kahina does her first public interview with her dad. It is a powerful and personal session that went on for almost an hour as he shares what Juneteenth means, remembers the brave souls of the Union Army and how they helped win the Civil War, being on the frontlines of the Civil Rights movement and his experiences with the penal system.  A full copy of the interview will be available on the Juneteenth Jubilee website.  Don't miss this funny and moving clip between father and daughter. He even shares why he named her Kahina.