Hello all, there are several great shops Ii suggest to ypu to shop while in town but these are not where I meet my tours. My tours are reservation only and can meet privatly at your special loation and time OR you could resevre and join my exclusive open tours which meet in mid-city at 4905 Canal street at the Beachcorner bar for New Orleans Only Evening Cemetery Tour— The Haunted Moonlight Graveyard tour at twilght time, the Magical Mystery Tour day till dusk, and Cities of the Dead Tour OR the Voodoo Cemetery tour at 12pm and the Tour of the Undead tour at 8:30pm meets at Jean Lafittes Blacksmith Shop Bar at 941 Bourbon Street. Call 504-915-7774 for reservations on book on line from tour page for discounts!
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Visit Marie Laveaus Hpuse on my Voodoo Cemetery tour but visit marie Laveau's House of Voodoo shop while you are in town. It is filed with voodoo merchandise from around the globe for the serious practitioner or the Novice explorer. Wonderful African and Brazilian masks and fetishes for sale as well as Voodoo Saints and Catholic Saint statues, rosaries, t-shirts, incense and voodoo dolls and kits and books. If you are planning on visiting the tomb of Marie Laveau you may pick up a perfect offering here first-cowrie shells, candles or that special something that calls you to her. You will want to look at the wonderful displays about voodoo—free of charge and view the working altars—but please do not touch! Right on Bourbon Street you can shop late hours and always get something to bring a little voodoo home with you!
Marie Laveau’s House of Voodoo714 Bourbon Street NOLA 70116
Hours of Operation
Sunday-Thursday: 10am-7:00pm
Friday, Saturday: 10am-?
Hour of Operation
Due to post-Katrina employee shortages later weekend closing hours are questionable, thank you for your understanding.
- Full service Voodoo shop for practioners and curiosity seekers alike
- Working Altars and Voodoo Historic Museum displays
- Psychic Services in store or with me by apt 504-915-7774
- Voodoo Priestess by appointment Bloody Mary 504-915-7774)
The window of Marie Laveau’s House of Voodoo is both display and altar alike-it gives you a quick overview of awaits within. See the t-shirts, voodoo dolls and offerings that surround the statue of Marie Laveau-New Orleans most famous Voodoo Queen. The store is dedicated to her spirit and she indeed has her presence known within. Marie Laveau was known as the Popess of Voodoo and the store seems to be an avatar of just that!
You will want to take some time perusing all the eclectic Voodoo and Occult needs that wait within the doors of Marie Laveau’s House. A Plethora of masks, rattles, dolls, candles, bracelets, offerings, statues, books, beads, tarot cards, jewelry, oils, incense and the list goes on. You simply Have to go inside to experience and shop, shop, shop! The store prides herself on offering you many exclusive lines of Voodoo merchandise from around the world. Items are practitioner-made and are Not found in all the tourist shops in town that throw in a little Voodoo just to be trendy.
As you walk through the store and the diverse array of Voodoo items you will pass working altars and totems to guide you through. In the back room are a variety of displays on Voodoo to read about including a rendition of Baphomet that you can see here overlooking the back-room. Also pictured is the curtain with Our Lady of Guadalupe waiting for you to part the veil and enter the psychic service area for your private readings and consultations.
It is here in the same room hidden to the right are the occult displays free for you to study: A Creole gentleman awaiting Marie Laveau with the old gypsy style playing card deck psychic reading spread before him, a Mexican Day of the Dead altar, a Haitian Voodoo Peristlye display and many other things helping come face to face with the many faces of Voodoo .
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