We provide exhibitions and lectures. We are dedicated to organizing programs for children and schools, concerts, competitions and accompanying events. Regular visitors can use a loyalty card. A part of the zoological depository with stuffed birds, mammals, fish and amphibians and trophies from hunting expeditions is open to the public.

The museum offers two permanent exhibitions - the studio of the Namesti photographer Ondřej Knoll and Papírník's printing house. You can see old photographic and printing machines from the beginning of the last century, photographs from the old Náměstí and its surroundings and learn about the past of the printing craft.

Demonstration of traditional local folk culture.

Display of defunct and disappearing rural crafts.

The museum presents nearly three dozen crafts and trades. Among the uniquenesses are the preserved workshops of a sawmill, a pearler and a cooper. In addition, the museum offers an exhibition of the history of the town and the castle, which shows how the last owners of the estate, the Counts Wallis and Schaffgotsch, lived.

Visitors can see sheet music, photographs and other documents showing the background of village bands.

The importance of the house lies in its connection to the building of the Rear Synagogue. There is a vestry on the ground floor and a kitchen for preparing kosher meals in the back. On the first floor, visitors can see the housing of a poor Jewish family and in the attic there is a lecture hall.

The museum was opened in 2004 in a historic 18th century building. The exhibits consist of firefighting equipment from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, hand-held firefighting syringes, as well as motorized syringes from the first half of the 20th century. There is also a Steyr fire engine, as well as period firefighting equipment and gear.

We provide brewery and museum tours with an exhibition of the history of brewing. There are three tours with beer tasting available. We offer a visit to a modern brewhouse, a tour of the medieval lager cellars or a tasting of beers directly from the lager tank.