"It is happening again. It is happening again." Whether you're a die-hard David Lynch fan or a virgin to his occult-y oeuvre, head over to the Flying Squirrel Community Space (285 Clarissa St.) on Saturday, February 4, for a 24-hour (and one minute) lock-in "Twin Peaks" marathon.� From 6 p.m. on Saturday through 6 p.m. on Sunday, relive the series, which originally ran on ABC for 30 episodes from 1990 to 1991, or at long last learn what the buzz has been all about. Expect many pop-culture references to suddenly become clear. A special guest will screen rarities at the beginning of the event and after episode 22.

Host Mary Lewandowski (of Bloody Noes and Santanalia Pageant fame) will hold the event in belated honor of Mr. Lynch's birthday (which was January 20), but also "in hopes of bringing all the ‘Twin Peaks'-loving weirdos out of their nooks, crannies, and hidey holes," she says. The entrance fee is, of course, some damn fine coffee, a cherry pie, donuts, or whatever sustenance is necessary to hold you for 24 hours. It's sure to be a surreal time. For more information, e-mail djcardboard@gmail.com or visit thesquirrel.org.