Peggy Lipton and Mädchen Amick are featured in this black and white publicity photo from David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks. Released in advance of the show’s network debut on April 8, 1990, the image was used in newspaper articles about the show. I believe I found the exact paper were this particular photo I…
Every so often while browsing for unique items from my favorite television show, I stumble upon something so creative that I have to write about it. Today, I found Depressious Moments by Natalie on Etsy while looking for an Australian VHS of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me from 1994. While I didn’t find the video…
For Twin Peaks Blog, I love finding things I’ve never seen during my three-decades long obsession with David Lynch’s Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. This time, it’s a full-page advertisement for the home video release in Australia. This is virtually nothing about this April 14, 1994 release online so I’m delighted to share it…
Kicking off a New Year with a 4-minute interview transcript of 22-year-old Jennifer Lynch on “Good Morning America.” She spoke with Charles Gibson on Monday, September 17, 1990 about her then recently published book, “The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer.” This interview took place the morning after the 42nd Primetime Emmy Awards and a few…
As the last moments of 2025 fade into memory, I’m looking back at one of the most busiest years for Twin Peaks Blog. This article highlights 12 favorite stories from the year along with a few treasured moments from my continued journey archiving and documenting David Lynch and Mark Frost’s wonderful and strange world.
If you’ve spent any time on Twin Peaks Blog, you’ll know I enjoy finding articles from the early days of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s wonderful and strange show. I particularly like reading about the cherry pie frenzy that descended upon the Mar-T Cafe in North Bend, Washington, known today as Twede’s Cafe. In 1992,…
The Real Twin Peaks 2025 event was held from February 21-24 in Snoqualmie Valley, Washington. This fan event that celebrates the towns where David Lynch and Mark Frost’s wonderful and strange show was filmed. Here is a look back at the various activities, panel discussions and more held during the 2025 event.
The final event for Real Twin Peaks 2025 had the Pacific Northwest “magickal” music duo Wisteria Lodge returning to play at Twede’s Cafe in North Bend, Washington. Their performance was part of “Pie-N-Cry,” a gathering of Twin Peaks fans to pay tribute to the late David Lynch.
Following a doughnut and coffee filled morning at Snoqualmie Valley Eagles, Twin Peaks fans from around the world visited the “Welcome to Twin Peaks” sign spot along Reinig Road to hear the mayors of Snoqualmie and North Bend, Washington recognize February 24 as Twin Peaks Day.
During my research about the Real Twin Peaks of Snoqualmie Valley, Washington, I love discovering incredibly talented photographers who have been taking photographs of the region for decades. I aspire to be one of those photographers one day especially after seeing the works of Ed Cooper. He’s been taking images of the region for decades….