The opening of one of the most important cultural institutions in Slavonia, but also in Croatia, is getting closer every day. It's about Interpretation Center Museum of Bećarca, located on Trg Bećarca in Pleternica, which already tells the story of the proud plain at first glance from the concrete paving. Especially if you look from the top of the building at the painted panels representing fertile Slavonian fields, sown wheat, plowed furrows and mowed meadows.
It is the vision of Andrije Rusan, the designer from Zagreb who created the project of the square, but is also actively involved in equipping and decorating the Museum.
While the furniture and multimedia that will present Bećarac are being set up these days, the director and camera crews have finished their work, and the last details of the installation of the multimedia exhibits that will present visitors with this traditional song protected as an intangible cultural asset by UNESCO are nearing completion.