At the foot of the hill Glam, almost 20 kilometres northeast from Priština- the capital of Kosovo, there is a place called Janjevo. Many years ago Janjevo provided homes and safety to many Croats. The fourteenth century was the turning point period when Janjevci (people from Janjevo) started their struggle for the better future. These ethnic Croats descending from Dubrovnik and of Catholic faith lived in harmony with other ethnicities living in the same area. Their Catholic faith and protection of their patron saint Saint Nicholas are the key to their existence. Constant journeys, attending fairs, trading skills are some of the terms which we associate with the people from Janjevo. It is known that they are not only talented for trade, but also for other crafts, for instance, treating raw materials, making jewelry and pottery, working in vineyards etc. Specific surroundings in which they lived hugely influenced Janjevci's lifestyle. They preserved the tradion and customs brought from Dubrovnik as much as possible. They also conscientiously handed down from generation to generation their Christmas customs, celebrating Easter traditions, worshiping saints, carnivals, the custom of storing food, oral lyrical poems, and other traditions. Intangible cultural heritage has always kept an important place in their lives.