Trademark Notice & Legal Disclaimer
Important legal information about the Highline Twin Peaks Festival
Trademark Attribution
"Twin Peaks" is a registered trademark of Twin Peaks Productions, Inc. All related characters, imagery, and intellectual property associated with the Twin Peaks television series are the property of their respective owners, including but not limited to Twin Peaks Productions, Inc., David Lynch, and Mark Frost.
Non-Affiliation Statement
The Highline Twin Peaks Festival is an independent, fan-organized cultural event. This festival is not sponsored, endorsed, licensed, or affiliated with Twin Peaks Productions, Inc., David Lynch, Mark Frost, CBS Studios, Showtime Networks, or any other entity holding official rights to the Twin Peaks intellectual property.
Any resemblance to official Twin Peaks events or endorsements is unintentional. This is a grassroots community celebration organized by fans, for fans.
Nature of This Event
The Highline Twin Peaks Festival is a community celebration of the artistry and cultural impact of Twin Peaks, organized in the spirit of fan appreciation that has characterized Twin Peaks festivals throughout the Pacific Northwest since the series' debut.
Our use of "Twin Peaks" in the festival name is intended solely to identify the subject matter of the event and to inform the public of its thematic focus. This use constitutes nominative fair use under U.S. trademark law, as we are:
- Using the mark only to identify the subject matter being discussed or celebrated
- Not suggesting sponsorship or endorsement by the trademark holder
- Using only as much of the mark as necessary to identify the subject
This event features:
- A presentation on the visual symbolism and iconography of David Lynch
- A screening of Twin Peaks content (licensed through appropriate channels)
- Display of original artwork by Bruce Bickford (1947–2019), curated independently
- Fan-created art, memorabilia displays, and community celebrations
- Themed food and beverage offerings inspired by the series
Copyright and Content Usage
All copyrighted materials from the Twin Peaks television series, including but not limited to video clips, images, music, and dialogue, are used in accordance with fair use provisions for educational, commentary, and transformative purposes.
Any screening of Twin Peaks episodes or content is done through properly licensed channels and public performance rights as required by law.
User-Generated Content
The festival welcomes fan art, cosplay, and creative expressions inspired by Twin Peaks. All user-generated content displayed at the festival remains the property of its creators and is subject to the same trademark and copyright considerations outlined in this disclaimer.
By submitting content for display at the festival, contributors affirm that their work respects the intellectual property rights of Twin Peaks Productions, Inc. and related entities.
Contact for Concerns
If you are a representative of Twin Peaks Productions, Inc., or any related trademark or copyright holder, and have questions or concerns regarding this event, please contact us at:
Email: larouex@larouexexperts.com
Subject Line: Trademark Inquiry - Twin Peaks Festival
We will respond promptly to any legitimate concerns and work collaboratively to address any issues.
Limitation of Liability
The Highline Heritage Museum and festival organizers make no representations or warranties regarding the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of information presented at the festival. Attendance at festival events is at the participant's own risk. The museum and organizers are not liable for any injuries, losses, or damages arising from festival participation.
Last Updated: January 2026
This disclaimer may be updated periodically to reflect changes in the festival program or legal requirements. Please check this page for the most current information.
