Availability - Museum of Lachy Sądeckie

Museum of Lachów Sądeckie im. Zofia and Stanisław Chrząstowski in Podegrodzie is a branch of the Sądecki Ethnographic Park. It was created from the private ethnographic collection of the founders - regionalists and culture animators, living in Podegrodzie since the late 1920s. The exhibition is devoted to the traditional material culture of the Lachów region: agriculture, rural crafts such as pottery, blacksmithing, fiber processing and weaving. Contemporary folk art and ritual art related to traditional family and annual holidays are also presented: wedding wands, Easter palms, harvest festival wreaths, nativity scenes, carol stars, Turonies, horses. The museum exhibits original Christmas costumes from the Podgrod region, mostly made at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. On the richly embroidered men's caftans, gurmans, women's corsets and visiting cards, you can admire the perfection of the ornamentation of rural clothes. The ethnographic exhibition is complemented by an exhibition of archival photos of a rural photographer, Wojciech Migacz, who lived in Gostwica at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, devoted to the past of the region. A separate thematic scope is presented by the exhibition from the own collection of the Nowy Sącz museum entitled "Archaeology of Podegrodzie and the vicinity of Nowy Sącz".

Access on your own by car or tourist bus. Public parking, free of charge, with paved surface paved with cubes.

The surroundings are flat terrain. There is a footpath leading to the building.

The entrance to the museum is on the left, at the end of the building. The door opens to the right side outwards, no threshold. The cash register is on the right. If necessary, an employee comes out to the visitor. No paging system.

The exhibition is accessed by a wide glass door, opening to the left outside, no threshold. The ethnographic and archaeological exhibition are located in the same exhibition hall. A wide communication path allows you to move freely around the exhibition hall, all exhibits are placed on platforms and displays, which allows you to freely view the collections from many perspectives. Information about the exhibition is provided by the exhibition supervisor.

In the second part of the building, which can be accessed through the exhibition, there is a toilet adapted to the needs of people with disabilities. The door opens outwards, to the right. Folding handle on the right, fixed on the left. Possibility to freely drive the wheelchair under the washbasin. No changing table. Seats for rest are located outside the building.

The layout of the exhibition is convenient for visiting families with prams.

Rest areas are located outside the building. The exhibition is located in one space. If necessary, a museum employee provides chairs to rest.

The exhibition is designed in a way that is accessible to people with physical disabilities. A wide sightseeing path allows a person in a wheelchair to move freely after the exhibition.

The inscriptions on the exhibition were placed in large font, in contrasting colors. Artificial and natural lighting. There are plans to make copies of the exhibits and tactile aids. Blind people can move freely around the exhibition with a white cane, because the thematic sections are presented on a plinth that defines the space for visitors to move around.

The exhibition temporarily shows documentary and educational films with subtitles. Easy-to-read guide at checkout. No induction loops, tactile aids, pictograms, audioguide systems.

At the exhibition, individual thematic sections were distinguished by color. Legible inscriptions in large font, in contrasting colors. Artificial and natural lighting in the room. There are plans to perform sensory aids. Easy-to-read guide at checkout.

At the exhibition, individual thematic sections were distinguished by color. Legible inscriptions in contrasting colors. Artificial and natural lighting on display. There are plans to perform sensory aids. Easy-to-read guide at checkout. No muting headphones.

Upon making a decision to evacuate from the premises or premises of the Museum, all persons staying in the Museum are obliged to listen to messages regarding further proceedings, and above all:

After the alarm is triggered and the evacuation from the Museum is announced, you are obliged to comply with the instructions of the person in charge of the evacuation operation and to cooperate with them.
The evacuation operation is managed by a Museum employee with an ID card or a firefighter.
If you are evacuating in a group led by an assistant, also follow his instructions.
Notify other people in the room (or in the surrounding area) about the nature of the threat and the need to evacuate.
Museum employees help people with disabilities in efficient evacuation until the arrival of specialized units of the State Fire Service.
Escape routes and emergency exits in the facilities are marked with green signs. These signs are lit for about 2 hours in the event of a failure of the basic lighting and will show you the direction of evacuation.
Follow these signs for the shortest route to the nearest stairwell or exit directly outside the facility.
If you are not in the zone directly affected by the fire and cannot evacuate yourself, wait for the Museum employee to come and help you during the evacuation.
The first to evacuate are people with limited mobility, people requiring the help of an assistant, e.g. people in wheelchairs, blind, deaf or elderly people unable to evacuate on their own.
People from the rooms where the fire started are also the first to evacuate.
Priority is also given to people who are in rooms that are in the way of the fire spreading.
If you are evacuating in a group, make sure that people who can move on their own are at the end of the group.
If your evacuation route is blocked, immediately contact a Museum employee with the available means (e.g. by phone).
Telephone numbers to the box office of the Museum of Lachów Sądeckie:
18 440 01 88,
18 785 190 830

When rooms are heavily smoked, move in a stooped position, try to keep your head as low as possible, where there is less smoke.
If you can, cover your mouth and nose with a damp handkerchief, it will make it easier for you to breathe.
When evacuating through heavily smoked rooms, move along the walls so as not to lose orientation as to the direction of movement.
After leaving the building, an employee of the Museum will show you where to go. Expect further help there.

Educational activities are carried out with great flexibility and are adapted to the expectations of the group. Classes dedicated to people with disabilities: Dress Lachów Sądeckich.

The coordinator of accessibility at the museum is Daniel Lachor, who will provide all necessary information about facilities for people with disabilities and visits to the branches of the Museum:

e-mail: d.lachor@muzeum.sacz.pl
phone:
18 444 35 70 ext. 106, 107
18 443 77 08 ext. 123, 124



In the Lachów Sądeckie Museum, the person supporting the coordinator's activities is Kamil Basta.

e-mail: k.basta@muzeum.sacz.pl

phone no. 18 441 44 12 ext. 103