You'll Want To Visit The Shrine Of Marie Laveau After You Hear The Stories
The next time you visit New Orleans, we recommend you check out the New Orleans Healing Center. There, you’ll discover a shrine to Marie Laveau, one of the most interesting characters in all of Louisiana history.

Here you can see the shrine covered in offerings for the summer event St. John's Eve.

Marie Laveau hosted city-wide rituals that were said to heal people and create dramatic changes within the city. She also served as the personal healer and voodoo practitioner for many prominent New Orleanians.
Advertisement

She hosts regular events and talks about the heritage of Voudo, including the annual St. John's Eve event that happens every summer and pays homage to Marie Laveau.
Advertisement

Making offerings to Marie Laveau is said to help individuals on their healing journey as well as offer solace from grief or resolution from conflict.

This might be part of the reason why her grave is another place where many individuals give offerings and say prayers.

Let us know how it goes if you do!
Have you ever visited this shrine before or the grave of Marie Laveau? We want to hear your stories! And if you’re looking for more haunted information about Louisiana, check out our article about the most haunted places in Louisiana here!
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.