Bienvenue en Louisiane!
Welcome to New Orleans’ only tour company owned and run by a High Priestess of Louisiana Plantation Voodoo/Vodou. We look forward to sharing the stories of our Ancestors with you.
With over a decade of combined experience leading walking tours in New Orleans, we are so excited to offer a journey shared through oral tradition. Allow us to introduce you to the places where jazz was born, some of the world’s most delicious cuisine was developed, and where the culture of intersectionality is lived to the fullest.
Bienvenue en Louisiane!
Welcome to New Orleans’ only tour company owned and run by a High Priestess of Louisiana Plantation Voodoo/Vodou. We look forward to sharing the stories of our Ancestors with you.
With over a decade of combined experience leading walking tours in New Orleans, we are so excited to offer a journey shared through oral tradition. Allow us to introduce you to the places where jazz was born, some of the world’s most delicious cuisine was developed, and where the culture of intersectionality is lived to the fullest.
New Orleans Walking Tours
Nola Voodoo Tour with High Priestess Guide
The only Voodoo tour in New Orleans led by a High Priestess of Louisiana Plantation Vodou.
Black History and Tremé Neighborhood Tour
We take you through the history of one of the oldest African American communities in the country.
The Blackest Ghost Tour Ages 17 and Above
Embark on a journey through the streets of the French Quarter in the most haunted city in the nation.
Our Connection to Anansi
From left to right: Rhodesia, Malika, and LaToya
Malika (Ifanike Oyagbire Osheyo Amanzi) grew up on Anansi the Spider folktales. Anansi weaves stories in his web.
Sourced from the Ashanti Akan in Ghana, the Anansi stories are one aspect of West African culture that managed to remain intact through the Middle Passage.
With close to a decade of experience leading walking tours in New Orleans, it is our pleasure to serve as this generation’s griots. The art of storytelling goes beyond scene, plot, and characters, especially in New Orleans. You can feel the stories in the humidity, weighing down the air of the city. Sharing them with others is how we keep breathing.