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VOODOOFEST 2022 - Halloween - October 31st
 




24th Annual FREE VOODOOFEST
Monday, October 31, 2022
1 PM – 7 PM
Closing Ancestral Ritual at 7 PM

Full Events Schedule Below

Click here to view our collection of past VOODOOFEST Posters

Where: Voodoo Authentica of New Orleans Cultural Center & Collection - 612 rue Dumaine in the French Quarter

Who:
 
Internationally Revered Haitian Vodou Priestess Mambo Maggie, 3 Time Best World Music Award Winners - Bamboula 2000, Ghanaian Priest & Master Drummer Osofo Andrew, Master Percussionist & Cultural Preservationist Luther Gray, Spiritualist, Published Author and Accomplished Vocalist Nana Sula, Queen Cherice Harrison-Nelson of the Guardians of the Flame Maroon Society, Published Author, Initiated Mambo & Marie Laveaux Researcher Dr. Ina Fandrich, New Orleans Voodoo Priest & Published Author Papa Zaar, New Orleans Native, Priestess Ava Kay Jones, Licensed Tour Guide & Intuitive Reader Mam'zelle Kamille, Haitian-Initiated Vodou Priest Houngan Jesse, Local Artist & Musician Extraordinaire Amzie Adams, and the Voodoo Authentica Ritual Troupe!

What is VOODOOFEST?

VOODOOFEST is our Free annual festival, held every Halloween, which celebrates the Voodoo religion's many important contributions to New Orleans' traditions. VOODOOFEST’s primary goals are to honor the Ancestors, educate the public about this widely misunderstood religion & to preserve and celebrate the unique Spiritual & Cultural Heritage of New Orleans. 

Activities All Day:

Educational & Cultural Presentations, Book Signings, Practitioner-Made Potion Oils & Gris Gris Bags, Over 100 varieties of locally handmade Voodoo Dolls & Crafts, Spiritual Work & Consultations, New Orleans, African & Haitian Art, Free Refreshments and more. Ancestral Ritual at 7 PM

We appreciate your support and hope to see you there!
Thanks & Blessings,
Brandi C. Kelley
VOODOOFEST Producer - 504.522.2111

P.S.: Admission to VOODOOFEST is FREE. Your donations help us to keep it free and are GREATLY appreciated! Please remember to pick up your collectible VOODOOFEST 2022 Poster. This year's poster by acclaimed local artist, Amzie Adams, promises to be a memorable addition to the collection. Every sale helps to support VOODOOFEST.


VOODOOFEST 2022 EVENTS SCHEDULE

1 PM: Opening Ceremony with Amzie Adams, led by Mambo Maggie & our family of initiated Priests. 

1:30 PM: Ghanaian Priest & Master Drummer, Osofo Andrew, speaks about the importance of embracing diversity, and shares Spiritual songs from his native country.

2 PM: Queen Cherice Harrison-Nelson, of the Guardians of the Flame Maroon Society, gives us a feminine insider's view of the uniquely New Orleans Mardi Gras/Black Masking tradition through her moving interactive presentation.  

2:30 PM: New Orleans Voodoo Practitioner, Licensed Tour Guide & Intuitive Reader, Mam'zelle Kamille, shares spine-tingling ghost stories and enticing French Quarter lore. 

3 PM: Haitian-Initiated Cajun Voodoo Priest, Jesse Brunet, a true Louisiana original, speaks about the fascinating history of the Cajun people and the tremendous contributions they've made to our local history & culture.

3:30 PM: New Orleans Native, Priestess Ava Kay Jones, speaks about her Spiritual Journey, and what it means to be "Voodoo Catholic".

4 PM: New Orleans Voodoo Priest, Papa Zaar, published author of "Beneath the Sheltering Oak," & "Voodoo Through My Eyes," speaks about his close relationship to the Ancestors & how They assist him in his work as a Spiritual Consultant & Root Worker. 

4:30 PM: Nana Sula, author of “Spirit of the Orisha” takes us on a soul-filled musical journey into the world of the African Spirit Forces, sharing the meaning and beauty of Orisha songs. 

5 PM: Published Author, Academic & Initiated Mambo, Dr. Ina Fandrich, speaks about the life & times of our Great Ancestor, Voodoo Queen Mam'zelle Marie Laveaux.   

5:30 PM: Bring your drums (and your clapping hands) for African Drumming 101! Award-Winning Percussionist, Luther Gray, of Bamboula 2000, discusses the African roots of our locally beloved rhythms. Everyone is asked to participate & learn a few basic beats.

6:15 PM: Award-Winning Bamboula 2000's exciting interactive experience will get you movin' with percussion, dance, rhythm & blues - highlighting & celebrating New Orleans' musical heritage!

7 PM: Closing Ancestral Healing Ritual with Mambo Maggie, Voodoo Authentica's extended family of Initiated Priests and YOU!

Posters from previous Fests are now available
 Click here to view

Veve for Drums and Ogan (Rada Rite).
 

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