Yes, it really is free.
Short answers to the usual questions. Anything else, call 608-831-2222.
Before you come.
Is it really free?
Yes. Admission is free, every day. The museum is a nonprofit and welcomes donations, but there is no ticket.
When is it open?
Seven days a week, 10 AM to 5 PM. It is closed on New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
Where do I park?
Free parking is next to the museum, at 7477 Hubbard Avenue, at the corner of Hubbard & Parmenter. Directions ↗
Is it accessible?
The gift shop is at ground level and the museum is in the basement, with an elevator between them. There are accessible restrooms, parking spaces and doors.
Can I taste the mustard?
Yes. The free Tasting Bar in the gift shop has over a hundred best-selling mustards and sauces to sample.
Tours, orders, donations.
Are group tours free too?
No. Guided tours for groups of 15 to 50 have their own fee, listed on the museum’s group-tour page ↗. Book on 608-831-2222 or customerservice@mustardmuseum.com.
Is there something for kids?
Mustard for Munchkins is free for classes and youth groups: in person, at a school within 40 miles of Middleton, or by Zoom. Programs
Can I buy mustard without visiting?
Yes. The online shop at mustardmuseum.com ships Monday to Friday, within the United States only.
Is buying a jar a donation?
No. The gift shop and online store are MustardMuseum.com LLC, a separate for-profit business, so purchases are not tax deductible. To give to the nonprofit museum, use its support page ↗ or call 800-438-6878.
Do gift certificates expire?
No. They work in the shop and online.
When is Mustard Day?
The first Saturday in August. Find the next celebration and current details on the museum’s event page. Events