In this thesis are described traditional music and dance, church-folk customs and other folk customs throughout the year in Turopolje at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries; somewhere retained during the 20th century. As part of everyday life, music and dance filled various functions in people's lives, from motivating at work to completing various festivities. They are permeated through numerous customs, and in this work these customs are highlighted through richer and more marked days of the year. In addition, the traditional folk costume of Turopolje is described in a traditional, recognizable style. With the listed, there is a description of the traditional, recognizable folk costume of Turopolje. Since Turopolje belongs to the Pannonian cultural zone with its characteristics and position, the way of life and culture of people there have touch points with the rest of the community of the mentioned zone, but there are still visible cultural differences between the communities of the smaller regions and local areas of the Pannonian zone and so also among people from Turopolje. Having shown the tradition/folklore on the scene since 1925., the aim is to preserve the cultural heritage of all parts of Croatia, and the number and engagement of cultural-artistic associations in the area of Turopolje is contributing to this.