A unique Polish village is preparing to protest against becoming solely a tourist attraction, fearing it will lose its living culture. Residents are concerned about being treated as a “dead exhibit” and wish to maintain their everyday lives alongside any tourism. The village is notable for its preserved traditional architecture and way of life, making it a rare example of Poland’s rural heritage. However, locals believe excessive focus on preservation risks stifling the community's growth and vitality. They argue that turning the village into a static museum piece ignores the needs of its current inhabitants. The planned protest aims to raise awareness and demand a collaborative approach to development. The villagers hope to balance preserving their traditions with ensuring a sustainable future for themselves and generations to come.