The Museum of Arts, Crafts and Peasant Civilization exhibits over 780 pieces, located in two rooms divided into various sections. In addition to the work tools typical of the local peasant civilization, and household objects, the small museum exhibits the work tools of the carpenter, the blacksmith, the shoemaker, the farrier, and the tinsmith and tells, through descriptive panels, the various phases of the production cycle of wheat and grapes.

Together, these museum spaces have become the MULA+ Museum of Latronico, a place that stands as a space open to meetings, events, exchanges, theatrical performances, etc., open to create collaborations with associations, tourism, and social organizations of the territory, on a regional scale and beyond.

The MULA + tells the story of Latronico and its people starting from prehistoric times, when men lived in the Calda Caves and in the Colle dei Greci site, up to the present day. The spaces of the museum, even if organized and set up to tell different eras and aspects of the life in Latronico and its inhabitants, have an element in common, which makes them interesting and modern, placing them in a dimension that is both local and global: they focus on the movement, the journey, and the encounter.

The idea of a museum we have decided to embrace is in line with that of small museums, that is, places strongly linked to the territory, their history, and the community that lives there. In this sense, the MULA + Museum of Latronico presents itself as a dynamic space, open to exhibitions, workshops, concerts, cultural events, and small shows for a very wide audience: children, teenagers, families, the elderly, and the world of education.

The MULA+ is conceived as an unconventional museum which is far from the idea of a closed and static place; on the contrary, it is meant to open up to encounters, contaminations, collaborations, to people and ideas, an educational and cultural incubator where everyone can feel welcomed.