Frankenstein's Mad Scientist Cocktail Lab turns a night out into a 90-minute walk through a mad-scientist's laboratory, where guests mix their own eerie cocktails and mocktails, snap spooky photo-ops, and can add on a tarot reading before they leave. It's a Halloween-season pop-up that Bucket Listers runs across 12 U.S. cities, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, and Washington, D.C., with the New York installment hosted at Puttery in the Meatpacking District. Tickets start at $22 per person and the room is 21-and-up only, keeping the crowd squarely in nightlife territory rather than a family Halloween outing. The producer is the real draw for sponsors. Bucket Listers is the New York-based experiential events company Andy Lederman founded in 2018, built on turning pop-ups and licensed IP experiences, including Golden Girls Kitchen and Malibu Barbie Cafe, into must-book nights out for a young, social-first crowd. The company commands 21 million social followers and reaches 2.5 billion impressions a year across its 20-plus city footprint, with its New York channel alone running close to 2 million Instagram followers; that scale was enough to draw a majority investment from Ari Emanuel's MARI, which folded Bucket Listers in alongside TodayTix Group. Guests here skew Gen Z and millennial, exactly the audience that shows up for a shareable, only-here experience and posts about it before the tarot reading is even over. For a spirits, RTD, or lifestyle brand, the lab format is built for integration: a signature ingredient or bottle worked into the cocktail formula guests mix themselves, a branded photo moment tied into the experiment theme, or on-site sampling next to the bar. Because Bucket Listers runs this same concept in a dozen markets through the Halloween season, one sponsorship conversation can scale from a single city to a coordinated national activation.