This paper describes the customs and folk beliefs of the Drniš area. Special emphasis is placed on church and folk heritage, that is, customs during the celebration of important holidays throughout the year. This includes customs related to Advent holidays, with a focus on the feast of Saint Nicholas and Saint Lucia, and customs that characterize the Christmas season, i.e. the period from Christmas to the Epiphany. The period of carnival is described, with an emphasis on the processions of masquerades, and the period of Lent and Easter. The ways of worshiping the most important saints in this area are also shown, namely St. George, St. John the Baptist, Our Lady of Angels and St. Rok, the patron saint of Drniš. In addition to annual or calendar customs, a set of life customs is also described, and we are talking about customs related to marriage. In doing so, emphasis is placed on the description of the period of girlhood in the Drniš region, ways of meeting partners in the past, and customs associated with engagement. The customs recorded in this paper have been kept and passed down from generation to generation for years and represent a great ethnological treasure.