The Museo ¡Ajá! Centro de Culturas y Artes Populares is a great way to spend an afternoon discovering arts and culture in Santa Ana. The Museum is open from 3 pm to 7 pm Wednesday to Sunday and admission is free! Visitors wishing to tour around the museum Wednesday to Friday need to set an appointment. 
El Museo ¡Ajá! is a different kind of space: it offers workshops, film screenings, and conferences about current global and national issues and an opportunity to actively participate.
The objectives of this hippie-style museum are as follows:
1. To divulge the current situation of the planet in terms of peace, human development, the environment, and democracy.
2. To promote the proposals and agendas of national and global civil society to achieve a better world.
3. Mobilize and unify the Salvadoran civil society for the process of building a society of peace and sustainable practices.
The museum has a number of rotating exhibits that can be seen during the 25 minute guided tour. At the moment the exhibitions are as follows:
Exhibit 1: Planet and Humanity
Questions and answers concerning global and national civil society.Exhibit 2: Humanity and Nature
Exploring the relationship between what it means to be a human and the natural world.Exhibit 3: Folk Arts and Cultures
Art from a great variety of nations from the five continents that promotes global citizenship and internationalism.
Check out the Museo ¡Ajá! Centro de Culturas y Artes Populares web-site here: http://www.museoaja.org/en
Museo ¡Ajá! Centro de Culturas y Artes Populares
Calle Don Bosco #38
Santa Ana, El Salvador, CA
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