Little Chicago never died. Its party guests just never left.
It's Halloween 2026, but some of Kenton's old Little Chicago crowd never left. They loved the Roaring Twenties too much to let go, so they're still dead and still partying, and tonight they're pulling you into their world. A guide leads your group on a one-mile haunted walk through downtown, from the speakeasy at The Coterie to the Haunted Museum to the light show and haunted house at Scary on Cherry. Every ticket supports three local causes.
Your guide tells the story along the way, with a few spooky local tales and behind-the-scenes secrets.
Includes all three haunts, the alley chase, and a guide for the full 45 minutes. Buy ahead to choose your time slot.
Pay a $5 donation at The Coterie, the Haunted Museum, or Scary on Cherry on the night to visit just that stop.
This whole night runs on volunteers. We need tour guides, alley actors, crew at Scary on Cherry, and floaters to help wherever they're needed. If you can chase guests as a 1920s cop or keep a group moving on time, we'd love your help.
Tour guides wanted. You don't walk the whole mile. Each guide leads groups from one stop to the next, then heads back to their home stop for the next group.
Have something in the attic that belongs in a haunted speakeasy? We're looking to borrow or receive items like these:
Donate items or supplies, and your business is featured on every event flyer and on signs around the event. Sponsors also get tickets to take the tour themselves.
Revitalize Kenton, Hardin County Historical Museums, Scary on Cherry by the Draper Family Light Show, the Hardin County Players, and the Kenton Lions Club.