I am blown away by this beautiful (and hilarious) pair of handmade #TwinPeaks mugs by @damnfinepottery.bsky.social 🪵 This exchange between Pete Martell and Coop in episode 2.022 always makes me laugh. So happy to add these unique pieces to my TP collection. Thanks, Ashley! 🏔️🏔️

Before The Yankee Sphinx was a novel, @markfrost.bsky.social intended for it to be a play. Early readings featured #TwinPeaks alumni Dana Ashbrook, David Patrick Kelly, and “Kyle something.” Read about Mark’s recent conversation with Harley Peyton and catch a book signing next week: l1nq.com/9xllhx2

Thank you to @markfrost.bsky.social and @harleypeyton.bsky.social for a fascinating conversation about Mark’s new book The Yankee Sphinx (and of course a touch of Twin Peaks) in Seattle last night. What a treat to see these two talented writers together.

When Mr. Tojamura checks in at the Great Northern, the look of the hotel’s key tags had not yet been established. Prop master Jeff Moore repurposed a name tag for this scene. On the original prop, you can faintly see “Toni Ann” - Jeff’s sister’s name. More on Twin Peaks Blog: shorturl.at/R74mb

Happy birthday to the enormously talented and equally kind hearted Sheryl Lee! In #TwinPeaks her characters don’t experience much joy, so allow me to balance that out with some candid photos of Sheryl meeting puppies at fan events over the years 🐾

A few months ago, I spoke to Jeff Goodwin about a book of Blue Velvet photos and memories he hoped to publish. Now with the help of Reel Art Press, he’s launched a Kickstarter campaign for Blue Velvet: A Polaroid Diary. Read some of Jeff’s stories and find the Kickstarter link on Twin Peaks Blog:

In Nov. 2000, David Lynch appeared in an American Express ad campaign designed by Jereon Bours for Ogilvy & Mather USA. For their end of the partnership, AE donated a $25k scholarship to the American Film Institute in Lynch’s name. Elephant Man star Anthony Hopkins was featured in the same campaign.

What better day to announce the Snoqualmie Valley’s next #RealTwinPeaks event than the anniversary of the show’s premiere? See you in the trees February 18-22, 2027 for panels, location tours, special guests, trivia and more! 🏔️🏔️

The Log Lady first appeared in the #TwinPeaks pilot, but her dialogue came in ep. 1.001. She marked the significance in her script with a sticky note reading “1st time I talk about log.” It appears she also suggested to director Duwayne Dunham that she could be reading a newspaper in this scene.

A Denise Bryson appreciation post for #TransDayOfVisibility. Thank you to @markfrost.bsky.social and David Lynch for treating this important character with care from 1990 all the way to 2017.

In #TwinPeaks, March 26 marks the day Agent Cooper enters the Black Lodge through a circle of twelve sycamores surrounding a pool of oil in Glastonbury Grove. This was filmed in a clearing at Franklin Canyon Park near Beverly Hills - a catch-all location for many of Twin Peaks’ outdoor scenes.

Happy birthday to Harley Peyton, who wrote nearly half of Twin Peaks’ original run, produced season two, and earned an Emmy nod. Lynch and Frost may have created Twin Peaks, but Harley Peyton deserves a tremendous amount of credit for expanding upon their world & developing our favorite characters.

“The Roadhouse is proud to present…The Nine Inch Nails!” Last night in Sacramento, NIN called back to Trent Reznor’s various collaborations with David Lynch, performing both “The Perfect Drug” as written for Lost Highway and a remix of “She’s Gone Away” from the Twin Peaks revival. Great show.

It was such a treat talking #TwinPeaks with two people who were essential to the Washington production whose perspectives we rarely hear. Thank you Heidi and Eugean! 🏔️🏔️

In episode 1.004 of #TwinPeaks, Cooper & co track down the one-armed man at the Timber Falls Motel. This was filmed at 29033 Lake Vista Dr in Agoura Hills, CA at the Malibou Lake Mountain Club. In reality, this is a storage shed in the lot of the private community’s event hall. Photo from June 2025.

Happy to add this continuity Polaroid from ep 2.004 sc 23 to my #TwinPeaks collection. In the scene, Coop, Harry, and Judge Sternwood discuss Leland’s hearing. Interesting to note that this photo was taken in room 103, not the conference room where the scene was ultimately filmed.

So much fun at the Real Twin Peaks panels this past weekend. Thank you to our special guests: writer/producer Harley Peyton, prop master Jeff Moore and asst. Stephen Gibson, casting director Heidi Walker, DirtFish facilities manager Eugean Thompson, and documentarians Richard Green and Alex Shurun 🪵

This little envelope is one of my favorite screen-used props in my #TwinPeaks collection. In ep 1.005, Coop and his team pass around a stack of mail while searching Jacques’ apartment. Note the penciled in postmark, drawn by prop master Dave Robinson. More on Twin Peaks Blog: tinyurl.com/Jm1005

Did you know these two iconic #TwinPeaks locations are on the same property? The 211 ft. smokestack has been standing for over a century, since the Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co first opened. This served as the Packard Sawmill onscreen, and the real mill’s office was the Twin Peaks Sheriff Dept.

Every year, I mark David Lynch’s birthday with a new portrait. His creativity, curiosity, & artistic exploration have been a constant inspiration, so I honor my favorite artist by doing something creative and trying something new. This year, my first attempt at a linocut print. Thanks, DKL.

SoCal friends: Nico Colaleo has assembled a massive artistic tribute to David Lynch that will be on display at CTN Studio Jan. 24 - Feb. 28, and I'm honored to have a few of my paintings included in the show. I'II be at the gallery event on opening night, so come say hi! #daviynchartshow2026

Very excited to share the full lineup of free panels for this year’s Real Twin Peaks event in the Snoqualmie Valley! Hear stories from the cast and crew as well as some wonderful insight from the fan community. Stay tuned for more info on ticketed events at therealtwinpeaks.com

In the 2017 #TwinPeaks revival, Big Ed's Gas Farm looks a bit different. It's not just the passage of time - a different location was used. The space at 1130 E North Bend Way in North Bend, WA is home to The Line Bike Experience. They keep a replica of the Gas Farm sign on hand for fans who visit.

In this #twinpeaks promo shot, the Dec. 1984 issue of Esquire Magazine behind Joan Chen features an article by Joe Morgenstern, Piper Laurie’s ex-husband. Perhaps a coincidence, but what are the odds it lands on the shelf in Catherine Martell’s study? More on Twin Peaks Blog: tinyurl.com/2r7fphmx

Last year around the holidays, #twinpeaks propmaster/painter Dave Robinson surprised me with a Christmas card he made back in 1978. Dave is as funny as he is creative. The paper is handmade and “seasoned” with Jerry Horne’s favorite strain 💨 A treasured gift. “Seasonings Greetings” to you all 🎄

Happy birthday to Robert Broski, the mysterious Woodsman from the most indelible scene in #twinpeaks third season. When Showtime promoted the revival with a series of pop-ups in LA in 2017, I ran into Robert at the NYE party at the “Roadhouse” and he crushed my skull just before the champagne toast.

In #twinpeaks third season, Sonny Jim has an affinity for the wild west. The two orange cowboy figures on his nightstand were made by Louis Marx & Co Inc - a NY based toy maker who leaned into western themed playsets in the 1960s. More on these in my Twin Peaks Blog article: tinyurl.com/mvyzv8n4

Happy birthday to #twinpeaks co-creator, writer, director, producer, novelist, and actor @markfrost.bsky.social whose work has had an enormous impact on me and changed the trajectory of television for the better. I’m grateful for the years of inspiration, even as a Giants fan.

Hawthorne Hideaway is a #twinpeaks themed bar & music venue in Portland, OR complete with TP art on the walls, red curtains on the stage, and several TVs looping the show. Read about my recent experience playing here with my band Vinnie Guidera & The Dead Birds on Twin Peaks Blog. tinyurl.com/tppdx

Apologies for falling behind on posts as I’ve been busy on the road with my band, Vinnie Guidera & The Dead Birds. At least we managed to fit in a quick stop at Snoqualmie Falls on the way to our Seattle show last week to soak in the mist and eat at the Salish Lodge’s newly remodeled restaurant. 🏔️🏔️

Happy Halloween from your friend above the convenience store! Don’t fill up on candy before you’ve had your garmonbozia 🌽 #twinpeaks #firewalkwithme

Though this #TwinPeaks location is established briefly in episode 2010, Mo's Motor is first named in Fire Walk With Me. The corner of Meadowbrook Wy & Park St in Snoqualmie was home to the Brook Theatre from 1923 to the mid 1960s. Sadly, the building was demolished in the summer of 2015.

A day late, but happy birthday to Dave Robinson who served as prop master (S1) and painter (S2, FWWM) on the #twinpeaks crew, but you might recognize him as the “Georgia Peach” from Jacques Polaroid. It’s been a pleasure getting to know Dave over the last few years. He’s as humble as he is funny.

Exciting news for prop lovers attending the Mahoning Drive-In’s “Wild World of David Lynch” event this weekend! I’ve sent a small collection of screen-used props to be displayed throughout the event. I’m sorry I can’t be there, but I hope you’ll enjoy this bit of #twinpeaks magic in my absence.

Fire Walk With Me hit US theaters 33 years ago on Aug. 28, 1992. Production returned to the Snoqualmie Valley and established new locations in the #twinpeaks universe. Here are a few locations as they appear in the real world, all photographed in the last year. Do you still recognize them all?

Happy birthday to #twinpeaks most charming showman, Ray Wise. This past February during The Real Twin Peaks event, he stopped by the Moose Lodge for karaoke after his meet and greet at the North Bend Theatre, singing “Mairzy Doats” and “Getting to Know You” - two of Leland Palmer’s greatest hits.

I love artifacts that offer a glimpse of what it was like on the #twinpeaks set. These placards were used to identify vehicles parked on the City Studios lot during the original run. To my knowledge, this font wasn’t used in any other official branding. More on Twin Peaks Blog: tinyurl.com/mvb37tdk

Big Ed’s Gas Farm was originally located at 8606 Preston-Fall City Rd SE in Preston, WA at the former site of Butchy’s Service Station & General Store, built by Butch and Agnes Fredeen in 1940. Butch and his store appear in the new Images of America: Snoqualmie Valley book, published July 1, 2025.

Very sorry to hear that Rebekah Del Rio has passed away. An immense talent. I could never forget her voice after hearing “Llorando” in Mulholland Dr and was glad to see her in the Twin Peaks revival. Here she is singing “No Stars” in North Bend, WA in Feb 2023. Farewell to La Llorona de Los Angeles.

In 1994, Wrapped in Plastic held a write-in contest where readers could answer trivia questions to win magazines signed by #twinpeaks singer Julee Cruise. Read more as Twin Peaks Blog’s “Julee in June” coverage continues: tinyurl.com/tpjc94

Finally got to visit David Lynch’s resting place yesterday and left some art, a note of thanks, and a blue rose among the tributes. While there, a turtle stopped by and a bee investigated a Lego flower. I have to think a person of David’s curiosity would love this variety of visitors. #davidlynch

When #twinpeaks returned in 2017, I was pleased that the marketing embraced ephemera from the original run. This enamel pin was a recreation of a gift that David Lynch designed for the crew in 1990. A photo of an original pin (third photo) can be found in the Season Two Music & More vinyl release.

In 2021, I drove 800 miles to pick up Nadine’s rowing machine - a #TwinPeaks prop featured in episodes directed by both David Lynch & @markfrost.bsky.social - which was posted on Craigslist. It’s mounted above my fireplace, but I display it at events when possible for fellow fans to enjoy up close.

Days before #firewalkwithme began filming in WA, the Twin Peaks cast/crew received a memo detailing amenities that might be of interest during their stay at the Red Lion Hotel in Bellevue with an emphasis on laundry options as the shoot would last over a month. A peek at real life during production.

As Twede’s Cafe prepares to refresh its “RR2GO!” mural following stucco repair, I thought it’d be fun to look at the diner pre-Showtime facelift. This was my first photo at a #twinpeaks location, taken August 2013. In September 2015, the blue/red mural was painted and filming for The Return began.

When the #twinpeaks revival premiered in LA in May 2017, an afterparty was held at Clifton’s - a perfect spot complete with a realistic indoor redwood tree. This chevron “TP” emblem was designed by David Lynch for the event and appeared on everything from mugs to a logging truck parked outside.

The story pole at the Kiana Lodge (aka #twinpeaks’ Blue Pine Lodge) gets a close up in ep 2.014. This piece was carved by Craig Jacobrown, an apprentice to Duane Pasco who painted the Northwest Coast murals on the property which would inform the look of the Great Northern. Photographed August 2024.

In ep. 1005 of #twinpeaks, Coop finds several postcards in Jacques’ cupboard, including one depicting a giant log converted into an outhouse at Grundy’s Redwood Terrace on CA’s Redwood Highway. But this isn’t the only card with a Northern CA connection. More on Twin Peaks Blog: tinyurl.com/42zrhv8m

New Twin Peaks Blog article is live, covering the “What the Log Saw” exhibit at Portland’s #worldforestrycenter. The display offers a look at #loglady Catherine Coulson’s advocacy for forests and fire prevention, as well as #twinpeaks artifacts and family photos. Read more: tinyurl.com/mrzup8j2

Today marks the opening of “What the Log Saw” - a special pop-up exhibit at Portland’s World Forestry Center. For the first time, the original Log is on display thanks to Catherine Coulson’s daughter Zoey. The exhibit pairs #twinpeaks with Catherine’s advocacy for forests and runs through June 8.