Twin Peaks is heading back to the road, and this time the trip runs well into 2027. More than three decades after the show first pulled audiences into the Pacific Northwest's strangest small town, the show's cast kept fans busy hopping from city to city in 2025. Now in 2026, the stars are gearing up for a second nationwide run of Twin Peaks: Conversation With the Stars theatrical tour. 

For longtime fans who thought last year's run might be a one-off, the news that the cast is coming back for an even longer stretch is reason enough to start checking tour dates.

Beginning in mid-September, the Twin Peaks: Conversation With the Stars tour will feature Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise, Michael Horse, Dana Ashbrook, Kimmy Robertson, and Harry Goaz, as per The Hollywood Reporter. These are the actors behind Laura Palmer, Leland Palmer, Deputy Hawk, Bobby Briggs, Lucy Moran, and Andy Brennan. Twin Peaks: The Return executive producer Sabrina Sutherland is also joining, while series lead Kyle MacLachlan will once again be absent.

Tickets are available through David Roy Williams Entertainment, with standard theater events also sold via Ticketmaster and participating venue box offices. General panel and Q&A tickets typically range from $40 to $95, depending on the venue and seating tier.

In addition to the theater appearances, the tour includes several events at iconic Washington filming locations. Lee and Wise will host Afternoon Tea with the Palmers and Dinner with the Palmers at the former Palmer family home on October 26 and 27, followed by Halloween-themed celebrations on October 31. The premium Afternoon Tea with the Palmers' VIP Afternoon Tea Package experience starts at $799 per person, as listed on David Roy Williams Entertainment, because of its limited capacity.

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The tour also stops at Kiana Lodge on October 29, the filming site that doubled as the Great Northern Hotel. It concludes January 20 at the United Theater in Los Angeles with a special event honoring the late David Lynch’s birthday, featuring cast conversations and musical performances.

The tour arrives just over a year after David Lynch died in early 2025 and is expected to celebrate both his legacy and the lasting impact of Twin Peaks, save for that one time at Cannes. Sheryl Lee described the return as going "back to the water, back to the trees and back to the land." Sabrina Sutherland, on the other hand, expressed that she remains touched by the show's enduring connection with fans and the opportunity to revisit its Washington filming locations, furthering the impact that the experience could have on them. 

Premiered on ABC in 1990, Twin Peaks became a cultural phenomenon blending mystery and small-town drama, later expanding with Fire Walk With Me (1992) and The Return (2017). More than three decades later, it remains a defining TV drama, and this tour lets fans celebrate its legacy. With the Twin Peaks: Conversations with the Stars once again on the road, fans are only a ticket's length away from reliving David Lynch's surreal world. 

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