At Puke Ariki accessibility is very important to us. We want everyone in the community to be able to enjoy our museum and libraries. 

Visiting Puke Ariki


Access for People who Can't Visit Us

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Housebound Readers' Service

Are you unable to visit the library because of age, illness or disability? Then you may be eligible for our Housebound Readers' Service.

We have a fantastic group of volunteers who select books or audiobooks for you and deliver them to you at home.

Find out more

Museum in a Suitcase

Museum in a Suitcase brings the wonderful objects of Puke Ariki to your group. This programme is mainly targeted at people in rest homes and retirement villages who are unable to visit the Museum. Our volunteers bring a suitcase full of treasures and present them to your group to look at, interact with and discuss.

To find out more about Museum in a Suitcase contact us

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BookLink

Puke Ariki members who have a print disability are encouraged to use the BookLink web portal or app. 

BookLink provides access to the Blind Foundation Library's digital collection. 

More information on BookLink is available on the Blind Foundation website.


Website Accessibility

Our website aims to be accessible to all, more information on the design of the site is available in Website Policies - Accessibility