National Mustard Museum
Visitors walking the museum’s long display of mustard jars

Groups & youth

Bring a few more curious people.

A guided tour for your group, or Mustard for Munchkins for a class or youth group. Find the right conversation before making plans.

An hour among the jars.

A visitor receiving a mustard sample

Guided groups

The collection, then a tasting.

Guided tours welcome 15–50 people for about an hour, including tasting several mustards. Larger groups should call about splitting into sessions.

Published tour hours are seven days, 10 AM–5 PM, except National Mustard Day and the holiday closures. Confirm availability, fees and current terms with the museum before making plans.

Four tastes. A book or a game.

Mustard for Munchkins

Mustard for Munchkins is the museum’s free program for classes and youth groups. It includes four mustards to taste and the book Mustard On A Pickle or the game Please Pass The Mustard.

Programs can take place at the museum, at a school within 40 miles of Middleton, or by Zoom farther away. The published schedule allows one per week. Ask the Curator about current availability.

Mustard pots in a glass case, with shelves of mustard jars behind them

Arrange the visit together.

Bring your group size and preferred date to the conversation. No tour is reserved here. Ask about fees, current availability and any access requirements with the official contact.