We are a community mikvah where women, men and people of all genders and ages can celebrate life milestones and explore their spirituality.

Providing an inviting, sacred space for those observing the mitzvah of monthly immersion and creating a welcoming space for converts to Judaism are only a few of the ways the community will enjoy the Mikvah. It fosters new and creative uses by inspiring local Rabbis to utilize immersion for healing rituals, spiritual wholeness, and life cycle events for all ages.

Before making an appointment, please contact your synagogue to insure that your rabbi or mikvah guide can meet you at your preferred date and time.

If your synagogue does not have a mikvah guide available when you need one, contact us and we can put you in touch with one of our mikvah guides (Joy Lewis, Lynne Wasserman, Jennifer Fertel) for assistance.

If you are not a member of a local synagogue below, please contact us for information on how to make a Mikvah appointment. 

Beth Israel (Orthodox)
United Jewish Congregation of Baton Rouge (Reform)
Congregation Agudath Achim Anshe Sfard (Orthodox)
Congregation Temple Sinai (Reform)
Friends of Lubavitch (Chabad)
Congregation Gates of Prayer (Reform)
Northshore Jewish Congregation (Reform)
Shir Chadash Conservative Congregation (Conservative)
Touro Synagogue (Reform)

The Louisiana Community Mikvah was established as a 501c3 organization in 2017 in order to build a mikvah that will serve Greater New Orleans and the Gulf South.

This is a total Jewish community effort by all the synagogues of Greater New Orleans and Baton Rouge including all approaches to Judaism - Reform, Conservative, Modern Orthodox and Chasidic, which clergy and lay representatives serving on our board. The mikvah is administered by a volunteer committee, under the direction of the Board of Trustees.