Is admission really free?
Yes. Admission is free. Guided group tours have separate fees; check the official group-tour page.
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Questions
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When can I visit?
Regular hours are daily, 10 AM–5 PM. Closed New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Check the official hours before a special journey.
Official details ↗Where do I park?
Free parking is next to the museum at 7477 Hubbard Avenue, at Hubbard & Parmenter in Middleton.
Official directions ↗How do the two floors connect?
The gift shop and Tasting Bar are at ground level; the museum is in the basement. An elevator connects them. The official visit information lists accessible restrooms, doors and parking.
Official details ↗Can I taste the mustard?
The gift shop offers a free Tasting Bar. Ask the shop about the current selection; products and tasting availability can change.
Official details ↗Does a group need to arrange a tour?
Guided tours take 15–50 people and last about an hour including tasting. Call for larger groups and current arrangements. Fees and terms stay on the official page.
Official details ↗What is Mustard for Munchkins?
A free class and youth program with four mustards to taste and the book “Mustard On A Pickle” or the game “Please Pass The Mustard”. Ask the Curator about availability.
Official details ↗Can I order without visiting?
Use the official online shop for prices, stock and checkout. The shop’s published policy lists domestic shipping Monday–Friday; confirm current terms there.
Official details ↗Is buying a jar a donation?
No. MustardMuseum.com LLC is a separate for-profit business. Purchases are not tax deductible. Donations belong to the nonprofit museum.
Official details ↗Do gift certificates expire?
The shop’s published information says they do not expire and work in-store and online. Confirm details with the shop.
Official details ↗When is National Mustard Day?
It is described as the first Saturday in August. The 2026 celebration has passed. See the official page for the next confirmed event details.
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