BATON ROUGE mdash; As the weather gets cooler, residents in Baton Rouge welcomed fall at the second annual Fall Fest at Capitol Park Museum on Sunday.nbsp;Guests celebrated the fall season with an afternoon filled with fall festivities, including a haunted house and opportunities to experience Loui siana's history and culture.nbsp;"We're excited to welcome the community back for our second annual Fall Fest," said Griffin Landry, President of the Friends of Capitol Park Museum. "Events like this bring people together, create memorable experiences for families, and help us continue supporting the museum's educational programs and initiatives."Permalink| Comments ...read more read less