Organising fairy forests for parents and children, outdoor adventure games and fairy parks for nurseries.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

The first written record dates back to 1143. The village is located at an altitude of 380 metres. There are 1218 inhabitants. Provision of CZECH POINT services. The village is represented in the Podkozákovsko microregion.

Operation of a family-type kindergarten for 70 children with a cafeteria. Organizing various events, parties, trips, carnivals. Offer of various clubs and leisure activities. A garden is available for children.

Library operations.

Primary school for 250 pupils with a day care and dining room. We run workshops for future first graders. We organize cultural and social events for children and parents.

We run a primary art school for 350 pupils, focusing on teaching music, art and literature and drama. We teach piano, violin, viola, guitar, flute, trombone, solo and choral singing.

Operation of the volunteer fire brigade.

We organize religious services and spiritual meetings. We teach religion to children, organize regular Eucharist exhibitions.

We are involved in research on bees and their products. We use modern and proven methods.

The first written report dates back to 1361. The village is located at an altitude of 359 metres. The village has a kindergarten or primary school, a library, a community church, a sokolovna, a swimming pool, a forest park, a transport playground and a leisure centre. There are also four shops, four pubs and three cemeteries.

We are a mountain kindergarten with a capacity of 75 children, located in a quiet and pleasant environment. The school itself has a large garden which provides the children with all kinds of activities. The school organises regular events for the children such as sports school, swimming and ski training.

We manage and supplement the collections of regional literature from the Jičín region. We collect and make available documents of a collection nature, documenting cultural and other activities in the region and necessary for the professional work of the museum staff.