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We’re Celebrating Our 40th Anniversary!

For 40 years, the National Mustard Museum has been serving up smiles, stories, and plenty of mustard to visitors from near and far. From its earliest days starting at Woodman’s grocery store, to its home in Mount Horeb, to becoming the beloved Middleton destination it is today, the Museum has continued to grow, evolve, and spread the joy of mustard. What began with one man’s passion and a few jars has grown into a one-of-a-kind collection, an educational experience, and a place where mustard lovers from around the world come together to celebrate the King of Condiments. Here’s to 40 years of history—and plenty more mustardy adventures ahead!

As we celebrate this incredible milestone, we’re asking our friends, fans and fellow mustard enthusiasts to consider a $40 donation in honor of our 40th anniversaryYour donation helps keep the the collection, education and magic of the King of Condiments alive for the next 40 years and beyond.

The National Mustard Museum is a nonprofit organization funded by donations from generous supporters like you. Every donation makes a direct difference in helping us preserve this unique piece of culinary history and continue our mission for years to come.

As a token of our appreciation, for the $40 donation you receive:

  • MFA Diploma (Master of Fine Accoutrements)
  • Commemorative sticker and a magnet
  • Name on our digital wall & museum wall

For the $400 donation you receive:

  • Gift Box of the Curator’s favorites
  • Name on both walls

The Museum at a Glance


Campaign Donors

  • Deborah Beveridge
  • Andrew Peppard
  • Don Salsky
  • Stephen Freese
  • Joyce Levenson
  • Maureen Reagan
  • A.J. Demulling
  • Edie Kaufmann
  • Paul Christenson
  • Samantha Ashley
  • Corissa Damato
  • Michael Osteen
  • Catherine Jody Menteur
  • Ken Zuckerman
  • John Arnold
  • Bob Wortinger
  • Richard Wills
  • Lindsay Read Feinberg
  • David Homes
  • Larry and Rita Hunter