Schedule

February 27 | 5:00 PM
Member Preview at the Museum – 5pm to 7pm
Highline Heritage Museum
Exclusive member preview on Friday, February 27th, celebrating Twin Peaks at the Highline Heritage Museum. Bruce Bickford Permanent Display Opening Unveiling of the permanent display of the Twin Peaks Diorama. Cherry Pie and Damn Fine Coffee Available throughout the evening. Awesome Display of Twin Peaks Memorabilia Props, costumes, and artifacts from all three seasons. Free admission with Highline Heritage Museum membership.

February 28 | 12:00 PM
Twin Peaks Day at the Museum – 12PM to 5PM
Highline Heritage Museum
A full afternoon celebrating Twin Peaks at the Highline Heritage Museum. Bruce Bickford Permanent Display Opening Unveiling of the permanent display of the Twin Peaks Diorama. Cherry Pie and Damn Fine Coffee Available throughout the afternoon. Awesome Display of Twin Peaks Memorabilia Props, costumes, and artifacts from all three seasons. Free admission!

February 28 | 4:30 PM
The Symbolic Landscapes: Decoding David Lynch’s Visual Language in Twin Peaks
Tin Room Theatre
Lynch’s signature “Lynchian” visual style draws inspiration from classic Hollywood cinema, film noir, and surrealist painters like Salvador Dalí and René Magritte, creating a visual language that transcends conventional television. In this 70-minute presentation, we’ll explore the iconography that defines Twin Peaks—a work that uses recurring visual motifs including red curtains, mirrors, doppelgangers, and theatrical lighting to create a unified artistic world.

February 28 | 6:30 PM
Dinner and Movie – Twin Peaks Pilot
Tin Room Cafe and Theater – $95.00
Featuring a curated menu inspired by Twin Peaks and a screening at the historic Tin Room Cafe and Theater. Experience damn fine coffee, cherry pie, and the magic of Twin Peaks in an intimate setting. Limited seating available.

For more information, visit the festival website.