This thesis explores the social and cultural life of Trogir during the interwar period. The aim of the study is to identify the local societies and organizations that were active during this time, to analyze how they coped with the challenges of the era, and to examine their impact on the everyday life of the town. The methodology includes an analysis of historical documents, newspapers, magazines, and existing literature on the period. The research reveals that, despite unfavorable economic conditions, Trogir had a vibrant social scene thanks to the enthusiasm of its citizens, who were active in numerous cultural and artistic societies. The thesis highlights the revival of existing societies and the establishment of new ones after World War I, their role in organizing town events, and their efforts to promote a fulfilling life in which society members enriched the community with their musical, vocal, physical, or intellectual contributions. The conclusions underscore the importance of civic engagement in maintaining cultural and social life despite the political and economic challenges of the time. It is noted that the interwar period was crucial in shaping the modern cultural and social identity of Trogir. Additionally, the thesis discusses both the positive and negative aspects of the societies' activities, contributing to a better understanding of the local history, cultural heritage, and social dynamics of Trogir as an example of smaller Dalmatian towns during the interwar period.