After the construction of the Bećarca Square, the Bećarca Museum Interpretation Center opened its doors today in Pleternica.
It is the result of many years of work by the City Administration of the City of Pleternica on this important project, not only for culture and tourism, but also for all other segments that make up one city unit.
The special feature of intangible heritage is that it exists as long as there are people who live and pass this form of heritage on from generation to generation. Thus, the Museum of Bećar becomes a living medium that transmits their voices, and at the same time enables every visitor to find their own personal path and be initiated into the world of Bećar and Bećarusha. The fact that in 2011 he was enrolled in the of UNESCO Representative list of intangible heritage.
This encouraged the project holder, the City of Pleternica, to visionarily protect the Bećar Museum and provide all the prerequisites for the professional and creative contribution of many in the realization of their vision. In the process of developing the content, we worked intensively with numerous restaurateurs. Over 200 items collected from all parts of Šokadija, including Hungary, have been restored and expertly prepared for display. Close cooperation was achieved with more than 20 KUDs and numerous prominent individuals from local communities.
Experts in museology, heritage interpretation and cultural tourism - Muses have set the main topics and media in the extensive museological documentation. Muzo's engagement at the Museum of Bećarac spanned a period of eight years, and included the creation of management plans.
The museum exhibition was designed in intensive cooperation with the local community and through an interdisciplinary team process. In addition to Muze, members of the design co-author team are studio Šesnić&Turković and Clinica studio. The implementation was led by the company AVC, and the multimedia experiences were produced by the companies Divit and Eltel.