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Admission from $10. Open Thursday – Sunday 12:00 to 5:00 p.m.

About International Museum of Dinnerware Design

International Museum of Dinnerware Design, located at 524 Broadway in Kingston's Mid-Town Arts District, displays masterpieces of tabletop design in gallery rooms featuring glass display cases on pedestals holding dinnerware sets. Visitors explore curated exhibitions such as Collecting by Design, which showcases thoughtfully designed dinnerware, contemporary artwork, and quirky dining objects acquired through purchase, donation, or bequest since the museum relocated to the Hudson Valley. The collection includes pieces like Brad Keeler's Lobster ware with glossy red ceramic lobsters, hand-embroidered cake slices featuring Blue Willow patterns, vintage Barbie kitchens, and paper napkins from early 1900s parties with handwritten dates and stories. The museum also hosts Zoom lectures part of the Unforgettable Dinnerware series, allowing visitors to engage with artists and historians discussing dinnerware's role in material culture. General admission is charged; active military and veterans receive free admission. Hours are published online, and the museum operates Thursday through Sunday.

Tickets, prices & hours

General Admission
$10
Under 12 with an adult
Free
Active Military and Veterans
Free

Hours: Thursday – Sunday 12:00 to 5:00 p.m.

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Free entry
Under 12 with an adult is Free.

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Active Military and Veterans Free Admission

Active military personnel and veterans receive free admission.

Free $10

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Getting there
Adirondack Trailways runs from the Port Authority Bus Terminal in NYC to Kingston. Busses run every 30 to 60 minutes throughout the day and the ride take about 2 hours. Taxi or ride-share from the Kingston bus station at 400 Washington Avenue to IMoDD takes about 15 minutes.
Amtrak runs from Penn Station in NYC to Rhinecliff, which is on the east side of the Hudson River across from Kingston. It is about a 35 minute taxi ride from Rhinecliff station to Kingston.

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What’s there

Rides and attractions
The à la carte gallery is an interactive gallery where you can try pulling a tablecloth out from under some dishes.
Dining Grails is an ongoing exhibition featuring work from the permanent collection, including masterpieces by contemporary artists in the tabletop genre such as Eva Zeisel, Russel Wright, Roy Lichtenstein, Eddie Dominguez and Pop-up book illustrator Robert Sabuda.
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Size
The International Museum of Dinnerware Design has a curated collection of over 9000 objects.

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