Baton Rouge is getting a little more haunted this October.

The Haunting, a brand-new Halloween cocktail pop-up from the creators behind the popular Christmas concepts Miracle and Sippin’ Santa, is making its Louisiana debut for the 2026 spooky season. In Baton Rouge, The Station will transform into The Haunting for the entire month of October, beginning October 1.

If elaborate Halloween decorations, spooky cocktails and late-night horror movie energy sound like your kind of October night, this one needs to be on your fall calendar.

Inspired by childhood haunted houses, glowing jack-o’-lanterns, vintage Halloween decorations and horror movie marathons, The Haunting takes the seasonal pop-up experience and gives it a decidedly spooky twist. Participating bars will be transformed with over-the-top décor, themed surprises, original cocktails and limited-edition collectibles.

And, of course, the drinks are getting the full Halloween treatment.

The debut menu includes appropriately spooky creations like Widow’s Whisper, Scream-sicle, Poison Apple, Liquid Lobotomy and Clown Pear-anoia, along with spirit-free options for guests who want to experience the pop-up without alcohol.

There will also be limited-edition Haunting glassware available for purchase, giving Halloween lovers another excuse to make more than one visit before the month is over.

Where to Find The Haunting in Baton Rouge

The Haunting will take over The Station, located at 4608 Bennington Ave. in Baton Rouge, from October 1 through October 31.

The Station is open Monday through Friday from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. and Saturday from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m., with select Sunday openings to be announced.

Baton Rouge isn’t the only Louisiana city getting haunted, either. The concept will also pop up at Latitude 29 in New Orleans and The Bulldog in Lafayette, giving Halloween fans three Louisiana locations to experience throughout October.

The Haunting marks the first Halloween concept from the team known for turning bars across the country into elaborate holiday destinations with Miracle and Sippin’ Santa. This time, Christmas lights are being traded for jack-o’-lanterns, haunted-house nostalgia and cocktails that sound straight out of a horror movie.

Whether you’re planning a Halloween date night, looking for somewhere different to grab drinks with friends or simply count down the days until spooky season every year, The Haunting is giving Baton Rouge a new way to celebrate.

The Haunting at The Station
4608 Bennington Ave., Baton Rouge
October 1–31, 2026
Monday–Friday: 5 p.m.–2 a.m.
Saturday: 6 p.m.–2 a.m.
Select Sundays: TBD

Spooky season officially starts October 1, and Baton Rouge has one more reason to be ready for it.