Museum of Folk Art and Life S. Zirekle

The Museum of Folk Art and Life appeared in 1992 on the basis of the Museum of Alumni of the Zireklin School (established in 1982), preserving the continuity and expanding the exposition. Here are collected handmade villagers of the XIX-XX centuries - elective towels with red ends, on which no pattern is repeated, embroidered towels on white ligature with plant forms of ornaments, embroidered spots, wall embroideries, embroidered with iron, cross, tambour, smears, women's dresses, skullcaps, homespun tablecloths (pell), household items.

Folk art is also represented by samples of oral folk art, in particular, by the Baites. In 2001, the collected 119 bahites were published as a separate book, Memory Drops, and in 2005 the second book was published. The third book of the Bahia is being prepared today.

The museum is the spiritual center of the village and the district. He is involved in the publication of collections of poems by local authors. All calendar dates, holidays, meetings are marked here. Special attention is paid to each villager, fellow countrymen