Had so much fun browsing the wide selection of rings and stones. It was a great place for the girls…read moreto shop and pick up a few souvenirs at a good price! I pickup up two rings and have been wearing them for the last month, still look great. Happy to have a stone in my birthstone (peridot) and also thought the garnet was pretty. There was also information available about the stones and their energy type, if you're shopping for a specific thing!

I love the shop, and apparently a lot of the locals did as well. The owner was very informative and…read morepatient and gave both great energy. I love the mantra that sets the tone of her store. She had a lot of unique items, would return or recommend. She also orders online

When we were visiting New Orleans and walking through the French Quarter, we came across Earth…read moreOdyssey by chance - and it turned out to be one of the highlights of our trip. The shop immediately caught our attention - it is beautifully arranged, very aesthetic, and feels like a small gallery full of natural treasures. The selection of stones, minerals, and jewelry is stunning, especially the large amethyst geodes and softly lit pieces that create a truly calming atmosphere. We were also very pleasantly surprised by the staff. The lady who assisted us was incredibly kind and welcoming, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. We felt very comfortable and at ease there. We left with several beautiful items - jewelry, stones, decorative pieces, and other unique finds that will always remind us of this special visit. If you find yourself in New Orleans, I highly recommend stopping by. It's a place with a truly special atmosphere where everyone can find something meaningful.

If you're into crystals, rocks and jewelry of such as well, you'll love this shop. Over the years…read moreI've bought some of my favorite necklaces and earrings from Earth Odyssey. It's one of the shops I always visit when in the French Quarter.

You'll find several occult shops throughout the city and Omen is one of them. The owners of this…read moreshop also own HEX, which I frequent. This quaint little shop focuses more on gemstones and the products differ from its sister shop, which is just a few doors down. You can also book readings here too.

this is a really great a cold shop. They had many different options in here that you can also find…read morein a couple of the other adult stores. The staff were really nice in here and there's a ton of different things to select from. One of my favorites was the custom-made, leather, blank, grimoire that are in the back. their prices are pretty decent compared to other spiritual and a cold shops so I wouldn't necessarily say that it is overpriced. It's actually quite competitive compared to where I live in New York. The staff were really nice and attentive. I was happy to have walked in here.

This shop is AMAZING! The energy is unmatched. The owner is the creator of The New Orleans Oracle…read moreDeck and she's makes more than half of products in the store. You can feel the good vibes! They also have a great selection of products! The staff was sooo helpful and attentive! My mom and bestie got readings with the owner, Fatima and they can't stop raving about it. I have an appointment set up for a later date and I'm super excited! Don't walk. Run to this amazing portal of healing and magic.

A great place to explore the spiritual realm. As a newbie to the tarot and energy alignment I…read morereally enjoyed the expertise of the staff and the knowledge they shared with me and the ladies 10/10 will be back

In my own warped world, 2014, like 2013 was the year of the "bad back". Having a bad back…read moredefinitely limits participation in many sports, so recognizing my limitations and in an effort to change my sedentary lifestyle, I bought a starter set of discs in April 2014 and went to the City Park Disc Golf Course. My first few visits here were "just ok", as I could not throw the discs as far as I had hoped. I also threw a few in the water, which is no fun either. The grass on the course was high and this made locating your discs somewhat of a pain if you didn't watch exactly where it landed. But I felt good about being outside and at least I was getting a little exercise as I walked the course. It's easy to gain proficiency rather quickly in this sport and I watched my score go from the 80's down to the low 60's in just 2-3 months of casual play. In the summer of 2014, the course started receiving more attention and the grass was getting cut more frequently and they installed several brand new baskets. They also started repositioning many of the baskets and eventually reversed the entire order of the course. If you haven't played in the last few months, the course layout will brand new to you, and the new layout presents more challenges. Some of the trickier holes (baskets) can be: Hole 1 - This short hole forces you to throw parallel with the water to your right and makes you go around a tree next to the shoreline. Therefore, you have to throw it out far enough to get around the tree, but high enough to make sure it gets back to the shoreline. Hole 2 - The tee box to this hole forces you to throw across the lagoon, but unless you hit the tree on the other side, there is little chance of losing a disc. Hole 3 - Unless you play it safe by going along the shoreline, this hole will force you to throw over the water into a basket on a peninsula. And yes, I have lost a few discs here. Hole 4 - Here is another hole where you can play it safe by throwing parallel to the shore as there is over 225 feet of water on your left to cross to the basket. Hole 6 - Although short, you have to throw straight or your disc will bounce between trees like a pinball. Hole 8 - Grip it and rip it as this hole is even longer than it appears. Hole 11 - Overshoot this basket on top of a hill and your disc will disappear in the brush. Hole 13 - This will test your skill at making your disc perform a right hook in order to reach the basket. Hook it too much and you are in thick brush. Hole 18 - If you want to make a par, you better be able to throw at least 225 feet straight over the water. The course has steadily improved this year, as has participation among local residents. It can be played and enjoyed by people of all ages and athletic ability and I would recommend this course to anyone. It's a fun sport that requires very little start up costs and no greens fees such as the real game of golf If you do happen to play, use a sharpie marker and write your name and phone # on all of your discs. I have had at least 5 discs returned to me by "Joe", who regularly fishes them out of the lagoon. Hope to see y'all out there.

It's a nice course. When it rains a lot it does hold a good bit of water and they can't cut the…read moregrass so sometimes is overgrown, but when it nice and dry out it's a great course. 18 holes. Family, kid, and pet friendly park. For more seasoned players it's probably a real simple course, but for beginner's like me, it's tough enough without making me lose interest.