Get your fill of cherry pie and coffee at the ever-iconic Twede's Cafe. Credit: Laura Halcón

“Diane, 11:30 am, February 24. Entering the town of Twin Peaks, five miles south of the Canadian border, twelve miles west of the state line. I’ve never seen so many trees in my life.” With these words spoken into his trusty tape recorder, Kyle McLachlan’s character Agent Dale Cooper forever cemented February 24 as “Twin Peaks Day,” a day dedicated to the creepy, cult-favorite series filmed in Snoqualmie, North Bend, and Fall City. Given that the show’s visionary director David Lynch passed away in January, the festivities are sure to take on an added layer of significance this year. Besides marathoning the surreal soap opera satire (currently streaming on Paramount+), celebrate by checking out the events below and reading some touching Lynch tributes from Stranger contributors Chase Hutchinson and Megan Burbank.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20

Between Two Worlds: A David Lynch Tribute
Pike Place’s hidden gem bar and theater the Rabbit Box will pay homage to David Lynch’s haunting, dream-like work with music from the “cool, dark, and Roadhouse-worthy” band Dead Spells, “angular and ethereal grooves” from Tacoma group Von Wildenhaus, a “horror-soundtrack-tinged” synth and vocal set from producer Leeni with visuals by filmmaker Ethan Hawthorne, and a performance from guest singer and performance artist Adé A Cônnére. As if that’s not enough, singer-songwriter and Lynch muse Rebekah Del Rio, who was featured in both Mulholland Drive and Twin Peaks: The Return, will make an appearance, and choreographer/comedian Jen Nelson will emcee as the Log Lady. You can also look forward to a costume contest, a special cocktail menu, a photo booth, and pie from Snohomish’s Pie Dive Bar.
The Rabbit Box Theatre, Pike Place Market, 5–11 pm

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