Our Association

The basic ojectives of Ethnolife, our recently established association, are fostering tradition, presenting and promoting the way peasants used to live on small farms and in villages, and preserving material values  of the past for future generations.

One of our objectives is to establish an ethno-house showing the cluster of buildings characteristic for Ludas small farms of the past. We also aim at creating a public collection of all utensils of the past peasant world. By now these articles have lost the importance they once had in the everyday life of villages and small farms.  After becoming redundant in our „developing world”, they were stored in people’s attics, and after a while considered trash and thrown away, burned or destroyed in some other way. We think it is very important to save the remained articles from ruin. Our association has therefore entered into an agreement with the owner of Roka’s farm about free permanent use of the buildings, the yard and the garden. The above mentioned make up more than a hundred years old, authentic small farm of monumental value, and are suitable for developing a Ludas ethno-house.