Explore New Orleans spirituality with a Tarot creator and cultural scholar
2 hrs
Up to 28 people
Private Tarot reading, Guided tour
Walk through New Orleans' spiritual history with Swan Gray, a spiritual scholar, educator and professional Tarot reader with more than 20 years of cultural research and storytelling experience. Explore how the city's history, folklore and sacred traditions connect, with room to ask questions along the way.
Meet Swan at The Rambler — Begin with your spiritual scholar and Tarot expert as Swan introduces the hidden spiritual world of New Orleans.
French Market — Haitian Roots of Voodoo — Discover how the Haitian Revolution, African traditions and migration helped shape Louisiana Voodoo.
Enter a Real Voodoo Shop — Step inside and explore gris-gris, candles, altars, herbs and sacred objects while learning what they actually represent.
Old Ursuline Convent — Uncover the fascinating intersection of Catholicism, Creole culture, spiritual traditions and centuries-old New Orleans folklore.
Jackson Square & St. Louis Cathedral — Explore the spiritual heart of the French Quarter and discover connections between saints, ritual, faith and Voodoo.
MRB — Spirits & Stories — Take a break in the French Quarter while Swan shares stories, answers questions and prepares you for the experience's finale.
Private Tarot Reading at BMC — Finish with the signature experience: your own personal Tarot reading with Swan Gray, creator of the acclaimed Marie Laveau Tarot.
All payments are non-refundable. You'll be responsible for any additional costs the operator incurs if you cancel, leave early, or return early.
Product ID: FJ2HXM
Yes. The Voodoo tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible.
The Rambler, 507 Frenchmen Street, New Orleans, LA 70116
These music-focused pub crawl tours have developed a loyal following thanks to passionate guides who clearly love New Orleans. Reviewers consistently rave about guides like Pandi, Andre, Christie, and Quay, who bring deep knowledge of local history and music while keeping things lively and fun. Several guides are musicians themselves and occasionally jump on stage to perform, which adds an authentic touch travelers remember. The tours hit multiple venues on Frenchmen Street with generous drink pours, VIP seating at some spots, and exposure to diverse local talent. The experience feels social and engaging, with guides who follow up with photos and recommendations. People mention learning genuine history while meeting fellow travelers and discovering the live music scene. A couple reviews note last-minute cancellations and communication issues that left customers frustrated, so it's worth being aware that operational hiccups can happen. Overall though, the overwhelming majority had a blast and would absolutely do it again, with many calling out these tours as a perfect introduction to the city's music culture.
The tour with Andre Lovett was great!! Drinks were good, performances and energy at each bar was electric! Andre blew us away when he performed!! Highly recommend!
Courtney Blount
July 30, 2026
The tour with Andre Lovett was great!! Drinks were good, performances and energy at each bar was electric! Andre blew us away when he performed!! Highly recommend!
Courtney Blount
July 30, 2026
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