Jubilee Foods, a Midwestern grocery store chain in the United States

United States (essays) summary and related information.

Jubilee (novel), by Margaret Walker

Jubilee! - Vegas Production Show, produced by Donn Arden and running in Las Vegas since 1981

Jubilee (comics), a fictional character in the Marvel Universe

A Jubilee (Biblical) is a yearlong celebration and time of forgiveness in Judaism and Christianity - held every 50, (or 49 according to the Book of Jubilees), years in the Jewish form and at somewhat more arbitrary intervals in the Christian form

LMS Jubilee Class, a class of steam locomotive

The Buckley Jubilee is a yearly festival on the second Tuesday of July in Buckley that has taken place for over 200 years

Jubilee is a historical term for a time of celebration or rejoicing. It is defined in Leviticus 25:9 as "Yoval" in Hebrew, as the sabbatical year after seven cycles of seven years.

Jubilee (Doctor Who audio), audio drama based on the television series

Golden Jubilee (50 years)

Sed festival, a ritual celebration or Jubilee of an Egyptian king's reign

Jubilee USA, the USA based arm of the Jubilee movement for debt cancellation and poverty reduction

The Golden Jubilee, the largest faceted diamond in the world (545.67ct/109.13g)

Jubilee (movement), an international organization dedicated to debt cancellations and poverty reduction

Jubilee Tower is a tower in Darwen completed in 1898 to commemorate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee

Jubilee Records, a record label specializing the Rhythm & Blues musical genre

Jubilee is a rock n’ roll band from Los Angeles, California.

Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium

Jubilee chicken can refer to one of two chicken dishes created to celebrate the jubilees of different monarchs

Jubilee's Fairytale Theater is an episode of X-Men: The Animated Series

Silver Jubilee (25 years)

Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium

Jubilee (album), by Grant Lee Buffalo

Cherries jubilee is a flambéed dessert dish made with cherries and liqueur commonly served as a sauce over vanilla ice cream

Platinum Jubilee (70 years in Britain, 75 years in South Asia)

Jubilee College State Park is an Illinois state park located a few miles west of Peoria, Illinois

Jubilee Street (Chinese: 租庇利街) is a street in Central, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong

Jubilee Walkway is one of the official walkways in London, England

Jubilee (1977 film) is a cult film directed by Derek Jarman

Jubilee is a indie band based in Seattle, Washington

Cowboy Jubilee is a Western song by the band Riders in the Sky

Fisk Jubilee Singers, a group of African American singers in the 1870s

Jubilee was the name given to the demo version of the Beatles song Junk

"Jubilee" was a song on the 10,000 Maniacs 1989 album Blind Man's Zoo

Jubilee Songs, a term used by many African Americans for Pentecostal gospel music with lyrical content largely centered on the primacy of holy living, spiritual gifts and the imminent return of Jesus

Jubilee Tour was the name of a concert tour by Jane's Addiction in support of the Jubilee Organization

Jubilee (TV series) a 1959-1969 television program

Jewbilee, an episode of South Park

Jubilee (musical), a 1935 stage musical by Cole Porter

Jubilee River is a hydraulic channel in southern England

Mobile Bay Jubilee, a natural phenomenon in the U.S. state of Alabama where sea fauna flock to the shores of Mobile Bay

Jubilee Action is a children's human rights charity based in Guildford, Surrey, United Kingdom

Jubilee Partners, a Christian intentional community and refugee welcome center in Comer, Georgia

Jubilee Arena was an indoor arena located in Montreal, Canada

Oki Jubilee Stadium is the home stadium of the St George Illawarra Dragons, an NRL rugby league team

Book of Jubilees, an apocryphal Hebrew text

Jubilee Synagogue is a synagogue in Prague, Czech Republic

Jubilee Line, a London Underground metro system route

Silver Jubilee (train), a former LNER express service between London and Newcastle.

The White Star Line commissioned five steamships called the "Jubilee Class" because they were built at the turn of the 20th Century, the largest of which was the SS Suevic.