Cultural heritage includes the tangible and intangible goods of a community. This paper presents a theoretical presentation of intangible cultural heritage with examples of folk customs collected through field research in the village of Cerovo. Other than focusing on the tradition of the village, the paper also considers the history of the surname Menalo originating from it. The paper can be divided into six sections. The first section focuses on the location and history of the Cerovo village, where the research was conducted, as well as on the history and origin of the surname Menalo. Another section of the paper describes the folk customs relating to Catholic holidays, with a theoretical basis and a contemporary record of the customs. The third section concerns the Folklore Theater with a more detailed description of wedding customs. The following, fourth section explores oral traditions, including mythical and demonological lore recorded through fieldwork. The fifth section deals with folk beliefs characteristic of the Cerovo village, while the sixth considers folk dances and songs. This paper provides a systematic theoretical overview of the literature along with narrators’ testimonies in an effort to record and commit to memory the village customs, as well as to contribute to the enrichment of cultural heritage and to the preservation of identity.