Log Lady Day 2026

Join us for a celebration honoring the iconic Log Lady and the life and legacy of Catherine E. Coulson.

Known for her deep connection to the natural world, Catherine’s portrayal of the Log Lady reflected something she carried into her real life: a belief in the power of forests, and the importance of caring for them. Today, that legacy feels more relevant than ever. As we gather to celebrate, we also invite you to explore the connection between forests, wildfire, and climate change, and how each of us can play a role in supporting healthy, resilient forests.

This year’s event is especially meaningful. The original Log Lady log, her iconic glasses, and other rare memorabilia will be on public display for this day only. Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity to experience these beloved pieces up close.

Co-hosted with the team from the documentary I Know Catherine, The Log Lady, the day brings together fans, families, and curious visitors for a warm, creative, and community-centered tribute, with opportunities to learn, reflect, and take action for our forests.

This is a family-friendly event, with all activities included in regular museum admission:
$10 Adults | $9 Seniors | $5 Kids

Whether you’re a longtime fan of Twin Peaks or just discovering the magic, Log Lady Day is a chance to gather, create, and connect—to each other, to Catherine’s legacy, and to the forests that inspired it. 

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