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Fully Certified
Mokau Museum
General Information
33 North Street, Mokau 4376
06 752 9072
Opening Times - Check before visiting as might change
Open daily from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.
Overview
"The Mokau Museum has been established by the Tainui Historical Society to display the collection of artifacts that are of interest to the Tainui area."
"The society’s purpose is to collect, preserve, document, research, display and otherwise make available taonga, natural history and cultural heritage relating to the Tainui region. This geographical area is loosely encompassed within the four tunnels of Waikawau, north of Mokau, Awakino, northeast of Mokau, Okau to the east and Mt Messenger in the south."
Notes for Cardholders
Entry into Mokau Museum is free, although donations are gratefully appreciated.
Standing and Queuing
Please show your Hāpai Access Card to a staff member and you will be brought to the front of the queue.
Level Access
Our building has level access throughout with accessible parking located at the base of the entry ramp. There are no lifts. The best entrance is our main entrance.
Distances
Our building is not large and there is plenty of seating throughout that you are welcome to use. Our accessible parking is located at the base of the entry ramp.
Urgent Toilet Access
At Mokau Museum, there is one regular toilet plus one toilet with wheelchair access. If you present this icon to us, we will ensure you are next to use the toilet in a discreet way.
Disability Assist Dogs
We comply with the NZ law with respect to Disability Assistance Dogs. The staff will offer you water for your dog and will indicate the nearest place for the dog to relieve itself if required.
Essential Companions
We do not require payment to enter so your companion is more than welcome if they want to purchase something or not.
Difficulty Accessing Visual Information
Through the training, the staff are well-informed about adapting their communication and assisting individuals who are blind or have low vision. They can assist you to a seat and guide you to a toilet if required.
Difficulty Accessing Audible Information
Through the training that the staff have done with the Hāpai Access Card, they are aware of how they can modify how they communicate with you. This includes making sure you can see their face when speaking, speaking clearly, use of pen and paper and being patient. The staff are aware of the NZ Relay service, so please use this if you think it appropriate when ringing if needed.
Hidden Disabilities
Through the staff's training, they are generally aware of hidden disabilities. Please speak to them about how they can assist in making your time with us extraordinary.
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