The local traditions are preserved by the Aranyeso Folk Dance Group, the Folk Song Club at Csengele and the Zither Group

Mrs Albert Tóth lace-maker, a real master of folk art, lived and worked at Pusztaszer. Her fascinating and delicate works became famous both in Hungary and abroad. The Móra Ferenc Museum at Szeged has purchased her laces and her tools and is planning to preserve them for the future.

Mrs László Kiszi is a devoted collector and singer of folk songs and folk music. She used to teach playing on the zither and also lead zither bands. She received several prizes and awards for her work. She owns an enormous collection of valuable material. She still takes part in concerts and continues with her tireless effort of collecting the folk song treasures of Hungarian folk art.

In our village at Pusztaszer we have a lot of gifted women and girls who are very skilled in making embroideries and do this activity happily in their spare-time. They have not formed a club, yet, but Mrs. István Németh has already became well known for her works. She designs, draws and finishes her beautiful pieces of embroideries. She makes colorful Kalocsa style patterns most frequently, but Rishelie patterns are also found among her works. She uses her own tools to create these masterpieces.

The workshop of the Mihály Zichy Art and Design Community stands in the heart of the peaceful ranch world of our village, just next to the Árpád memorial, since 1987. Several famous painters have visited this workshop already. They paintings talk about the beautiful and fascinating landscape of the Alföld. Their works are on display in the workshop. Artists come here from all parts of Hungary regularly and spend some time at the workshop, but Pál Tóth painter lives and works in our village.