If you are looking for a special gift for the Twin Peaks or David Lynch fan in your life, I’ve compiled the Ultimate Gift Guide for 2026. This round-up of wonderful and strange items will have your loved ones shouting, “Hot damn, that gift is good!”
SHOUT “GO STEEPLEJACKS” WITH ITEMS FROM PARAMOUNT SHOP
“You’re a jack and I’m a jack, and Steeplejacks are we. And when we climb up to the top, the cry is Victory!” The official Twin Peaks shop on Paramount Shop released a Twin Peaks High School collection. It contains a backpack, apparel and a decorative Red Room-themed flag.
Paramount Shop also carries a perfectly themed “Damn Good Holidays” collection containing apparel, home decor and even themed-wrapping paper.
TWIN PEAKS JEWELRY FROM ROCKLOVE
RockLove released new officially licensed Twin Peaks products this summer. Several years ago, they produced a faithful reproduction of the iconic Owl Cave ring that appears throughout Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me and Twin Peaks: The Return. Now, the woman-owned directed their creative energy toward other memorable symbols from the wonderful and strange show.
Items include a four earring set of icons from the show, a simplified Owl Cave glyph ring and a Log Lady Locket that opens to reveal the phrase “My Log Does Not Judge.” As with RockLove’s collaboration in 2018 crafting the original Log Necklace with Twin Peaks actor, Michael Horse, a portion of the proceeds from each Log Locket sold will be donated to Mr. Horse’s Indigenous Rights group Movement Rights.
GATHERING TRIBES ARTWORK AND JEWELRY
Speaking of Michael Horse, you can find artwork and jewelry made by this talented actor who played Deputy Hawk in Twin Peaks at Gathering Tribes.
The ledger painting pictured above is titled “Twin Peaks & The Hawk.” In this giclee print, the man represents The Hawk in his traditional regalia with the hawk above him his protector. He is praying and singing to the sacred mountains called Twin Peaks which are in the state of Washington. Owls are meaningful in the television series and are said to know everything. The smaller log leaning up against the tree, which gave answers to Deputy Hawk, was left there by the Log Lady, an important character in the series. The black lodge above the mountains was a place of medicine, also important in the series. The spaceship above the mountains is keeping an eye on all things Twin Peaks. Retail is $80.00 (plus shipping).
This artwork is also found on a coffee mug, apparel for women and men, and a tote bag.
INTO THE PINES – AN AUTHORIZED GUIDE TO THE REAL LOCATIONS OF TWIN PEAKS
Herb Lester Associates released “Into The Pines – An Unauthorized Guide to The Real Locations of Twin Peaks,” a fold-out guide charts 42 real-world locations behind Twin Peaks, tracing the sites that stood in for David Lynch and Mark Frost’s fictional town. The folder includes a fold-out map, and a separate double-sided A5 card with the itinerary. This incredible guide is litho-printed in Sussex, England on sustainably sourced paper, and was produced independently of the show’s rights holders. The guide was written by Adam Carr and Tree Carr and designed by Beth Mathews. They also referenced many of the film locations I’ve discussed on Twin Peaks Blog.
Order it here for $18.00 plus shipping.
I MISS DAVID LYNCH T-SHIRT FROM FEELS SO GOOD
Austin, Texas-based Feels So Good released a Comfort Colors tee summarizes how I’m feeling with each passing day since January 2025 – I miss David Lynch. I miss him so much. This unisex tee is made from 100% cotton and has a relaxed fit. I’ve purchased two tees as I love them so much.
They also have other Twin Peaks and David Lynch themed tees including one with characters and scenes from The Black Lodge, one inspired by Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me and two from Mulholland Drive – Outside of a Dream and a Japanese design with Naomi Watts.
DAVID LYNCH AND TWIN PEAKS-INSPIRED PRODUCTS FROM HALEY SOLAR
CRITERION COLLECTION RELEASE FOR DAVID LYNCH’S WILD AT HEART
The Criterion Collection is releasing David Lynch’s award-winning 1990 film Wild at Heart on 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray. This was the first Lynch film I saw before I became obsessed with Twin Peaks. The release is a new 4K digital restoration of the unrated international version, supervised by director of photography Frederick Elmes and approved by the David Lynch Estate, with 2.0 surround DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack. There is an alternate 5.1 surround mix newly created from the original 35 mm DME magnetic tracks by rerecording mixer Dean Hurley. He also created a new 5.1 sound mix for the deleted scenes and outtakes.
BOOKS FOR YOUR BOOKHOUSE
Books are some of my favorite gifts to give and thankfully, there are some outstanding authors who have published interesting, insightful and fun books about Twin Peaks and David Lynch.
- “A Place Both Wonderful and Strange: The Extraordinary Untold History of Twin Peaks“ – Entertainment reporter Scott Meslow takes readers behind the curtain of Lynch’s and Frost’s dedication to finishing what they started, with both the prequel film and Showtime’s Twin Peaks: The Return, offering dozens of original and revelatory interviews that cast a whole new light on the extraordinary show.
- “The Dreamer’s Path: Twin Peaks and David Lynch the Actor“ – Brent Simon approaches David Lynch’s canon from a distinctive angle, seeking to unpack and assay the sum of his work as an on-screen performer and, by extension, where and how this unique and heretofore unexplored part of his enormous creative output intersects with his broader embrace of “the art life.”
- “The Road to David Lynch’s Wild at Heart“ – Scott Ryan spoke with 25 cast and crew members about their experiences making David Lynch’s 1990 cult-classic, Wild at Heart. Inside, there is an extensive look at the infamous torture scene of private detective Johnnie Farragut (Harry Dean Stanton) that sparked a mass exit during an early test screening. Scott and music editor David Slusser (who also worked on the soundtrack to Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me) also go step by step through the film’s soundtrack, offering insights about the songs that scored this masterpiece.
- “Always Music in the Air: The Sounds of Twin Peaks“ – Scott Ryan interviews band members who performed the songs, music editors and directors from the series, as well as uses archive interviews from the late Angelo Badalamenti and singer from the series, Julee Cruise. This book takes a look at all the music that was in the air from Cruise’s 1989 release Floating into the Night, through all the Twin Peaks soundtracks, the 2011 online releases called the Twin Peaks Archives, as well as the releases from the Twin Peaks: The Return in 2017.
- “Enlightenment and Twin Peaks“ – JB Minton’s latest work is a critical appreciation arguing that Twin Peaks functions as consciousness training disguised as television – that Lynch’s fifty-two years of daily Transcendental Meditation practice so refined his awareness that he could construct a narrative reproducing the actual structure of consciousness itself, requiring viewers to operate as witnessing awareness in order for the story to cohere.
- “Where’s David Lynch?“ – Illustrated with incredible detail by British artist Kev Gahan, this book is an interactive homage to one of cinema’s most unique minds: David Lynch. On each page, Lynch hides among the characters that inhabit his dreamlike cinematic worlds, ready for the eagle-eyed reader to spy him in the crowds. These illustrations capture the eerie external (and internal) landscapes of Twin Peaks, the decaying suburbia of Blue Velvet, the neo-noir anxiety of Mulholland Drive, and more!
FOR YOUR HOME VIDEO COLLECTION
If you’re looking for unique documentaries, I have three recommendations that feature both the Real Twin Peaks of Snoqualmie Valley, Washington and two beloved actors.
- The Double R Dream – In February 2026, author and lifelong Twin Peaks fan Scott Ryan, at the ripe age of 55, put on an apron and became a busser at Twede’s Cafe for six days. Why? Because it is the actual filming location of Mark Frost and David Lynch’s Twin Peaks. Diner owners Rachel Bennett and Max Spears agreed to the request, and this 45-minute documentary covers why this location brings fans from around the world, and how Ryan was able to live inside his dream while serving pie and coffee during The Real Twin Peaks Event. ($24.98)
- I Know Catherine, The Log Lady – This touching and insightful documentary that dives into the life of Catherine E. Coulson, best known for her iconic role as the mysterious Log Lady in the TV series Twin Peaks. The film explores her personal journey, career, and the deep connection she shared with her most famous character. Through interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and reflections from those who worked with her, the documentary highlights Coulson’s unique talent, her love for acting, and the lasting impact of the Log Lady on fans and the world of television. ($20.00)
- I Don’t Know Jack – This documentary is about the life of Jack Nance, the actor famous for his roles in Eraserhead and Twin Peaks. The film uses interviews, old footage, and stories from those who knew him to tell the story of his career and his unique personality. Nance was known for his distinctive look and strong performances, especially in David Lynch’s films. I Don’t Know Jack highlights the lasting impact Nance had on film and TV, showing how his mysterious life and work continue to be remembered. ($20.00)
MERCHANDISE FROM THE REAL TWIN PEAKS OF SNOQUALMIE VALLEY, WASHINGTON
The Snoqualmie Trading Co. and it’s sister location North Bend Trading Co. offer a small assortment of products from the Real Twin Peaks of Snoqualmie Valley, Washington. Their online shop carries my favorite t-shirts including a David Lynch tee, a Packard Sawmill tee and a tee with Special Agent Dale Cooper’s iconic dialogue from the pilot. Look for other home decor and patches online too!
Twede’s Cafe in North Bend, Washington, which served as the film location for the Double R Diner in Twin Peaks, offers their world-famous cherry pie via Goldbelly. You can read about my experience ordering pie from Washington state that was shipped to Central Florida. It was the next best thing to being in the diner.
You can so find decorative stickers and themed appear via the Twede’s Cafe online store.
The Salish Lodge & Spa in Snoqualmie, Washington also has an online store where you can find a small assortment of Twin Peaks products along with their delicious honey and honey flavored popcorn. My favorite thing to take home after a stay among the firs is their Eucalyptus Shower Spray.
In honor of Twin Peaks Day 2027, Salish Lodge & Spa will transform into The Great Northern, from Friday, February 26 to Sunday, February 28, for a “Mystery Weekend at The Great Northern.”
Just like Agent Dale Cooper, you’ll step into the role of detective and escape into the strange and mysterious world of Twin Peaks during an interactive, law-and-order-style mystery weekend. The mystery unfolds throughout the lodge, with clues revealed during themed meals and special gatherings featuring plenty of damn fine coffee, cherry pie, and a few surprises along the way. Professional actors will blend seamlessly into the group, and it’s up to you to uncover the suspects, motives, and method before it’s too late. Enjoy a three-day experience featuring two nights of accommodations, Hors d’Oeuvres Friday, all meals Saturday, breakfast on Sunday*, and a thrilling mystery that unfolds throughout your stay. Meet fellow Twin Peaks fans, but keep your eyes open… in Twin Peaks, things are rarely what they seem.
Space is limited so get tickets now on their event website.
Pacific Northwest photographer Scott Rinckenberger offers breathtakingly beautiful images from Snoqualmie Valley including this framed print of Snoqualmie Falls.
Scott released Twin Peeks that documented his view of Twede’s Cafe from his second story studio across the street. For seven years, Scott kept a camera leaded with film pointed at Twede’s Cafe parking lot. He stayed alert for any strange or amusing happenings outside the diner. His diligent observations resulted in a collection of work that feels both “spontaneous and revealing,” and showcases what I love most about Lynch and Frost’s show – it’s creative and intelligent fans. Twin Peaks people are some of the best people I know (and they certainly love to party).
You can find his work online at ScottRinck.com. Read more about his connections to the Valley and Twin Peaks and stop by his gallery if you are in downtown North Bend.
VISIT THE REAL TWIN PEAKS FROM FEBRUARY 18-22, 2027
Why not take a trip to the Real Twin Peaks when the celebration of the towns where Mark Frost and David Lynch filmed the series and film returns to Snoqualmie Valley, Washington from February 18-22, 2027. Enjoy five days of wonderful and strange fun throughout North Bend and Snoqualmie with themed panel discussions, movie screenings at the historic North Bend Theatre , pub-style trivia, parties, local business events, themed merchandise and more. Then stick around for Twin Peaks Day on February 24 where fans from around the world will gather at the “Welcome to Twin Peaks” sign spot on Reinig Road for an official reading of local proclamations.
Tickets are now available at TheRealTwinPeaks.com.
TWIN PEAKS: CONVERSATION WITH THE STARS
Stars of Twin Peaks will resume touring in Winter 2027 for an exclusive and unique evening of CONVERSATION WITH THE STARS. Presented under license from Paramount Location-Based Entertainment, these events will be a celebration of this iconic television series, affording fans the opportunity to witness and participate in:
- First-hand recollections of amazing on-camera and behind-the-scenes moments.
- Photo with Conversation With The Stars cast members (VIP ticket holders only)
- Autographs from the Conversation With The Stars cast members (separate purchase)
Ticket information is found HERE.
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY HISTORICAL MUSEUM
If you are looking to make a unique charitable gift this holiday season, check out the Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum in North Bend, Washington. Much of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s show and feature film were shot in the region. This museum is THE source for such wonderful information about the Real Twin Peaks. The gift an annual membership ($25.00) can go a long way in supporting the mission of this organization.
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