Heritage is an important political and cultural tool in defining and validating identity, experiences and socio-cultural position. Intangible heritage is part of cultural heritage and it includes different parts of immaterial creativity such as language, dialect, speech, oral literature, folklore in form of dancing, storytelling, games, tradional skills and crafts. Interpreter needs to captivate its audience's attention and make sure they understand what is being presented so that communication between intangible heritage and visitors is effective. Living history has developed from interpretative exhibitions with their goal was to put artifacts in particular context, especially in human context in which these artifacts were used. In living history museums meanings are not made through simple presentation of facts but trough authentic experiences. Some of living history techniques are first person interpretation, third person interpretation, demonstrations, participation, workshops, live-in experience, museum theatre, experimental archaeology, reenactment and guided interpretation. The objective of the thesis was to find out which of these techniques are being used by curators of Staro selo museum in Kumrovec. Techniques which are used in Staro selo museum are demonstrations, educational workshops, first and third person interpretation, experimental archaeology and guided interpretation.