Working from 2011, the Museum has three exhibition areas Rurality: a temporary exhibition area (where are objects representative of patents rurally in the region), a temporary exhibition area (occupied by a blacksmith's forge, the spoils of the last abegão of Castro Verde and some miniature agricultural implements) and the core of orality, where it is possible to consult various documentation of intangible heritage of the region, with emphasis on the fair of Castro and violates campaniça.

It is an agricultural operation that shows the experience in a typical Alentejo. Integrates a small ethnographic core consisting of objects and memories of the owners. To visit this site, which also stands out for House nearby the largest White Stork colony in the region, will have to make a reservation at the tourist office.

Museum opened in 2004 where highlights a unique collection of lamps of the Roman period (1st to 3rd century), discovered in 1994 in the town of Santa Bárbara of patterns. These lighting fixtures, which used olive oil as fuel, present decorations of various reasons.

A space with different cultural performances.

The library opened in 1995, adopting the name of a writer who reported the alentejan life and its hardships. In addition to the books, has an internet space, a children's area and a reading area, among other services.

Space with conditions for hosting events of social, cultural and recreational character.

Polo municipal library, resulting from an agreement between the City Hall and the Santa Casa da Misericórdia. Has a space for adults, one for children, an audiovisual room and a internet space.

Space for various cultural and recreational events.

Location for various cultural and recreational events, offering an internet space.

Space destined to cultural and recreational events.