The museum aims to research, preserve, and disseminate everything related to the city's trade and industry. To achieve this, we work in five areas of interest.

1. Permanent Exhibitions: We have two stable displays, History of Trade and Industry in Salamanca and The Sounds of Yesterday. Agustín de Castro Collection. Both exhibitions are in need of improvements; musealization of pieces, canvases, or complete rooms along their routes.

2. Temporary Exhibitions: At least four exhibitions of this type are held annually. Some notable examples include; "Magic and Gold. An exhibition on traditional and designer jewelry in Salamanca and its province", "Circumvolar Faces of La Armuña", "Enter. The Video Game Revolution", "Rafael Basulí and commercial decoration in Salamanca (1945-1970)", etc.
   

3. Didactics: To facilitate the understanding of both permanent exhibitions, adapted educational programs have been developed for each educational stage; Early Childhood, Primary, Secondary, Baccalaureate, and Vocational Training. The dramatizations of visits are celebrated, which, through period costumes, make users become an active part of the experience.

4. Publications: We release two notebooks on the History of Trade and Industry in Salamanca annually. These notebooks are usually acquired by a loyal audience that collects them. The Proceedings of the Conferences on Heritage are produced biennially in collaboration with the USAL Master's in Heritage. Finally, catalogs of some exhibitions and monographic topics are also subject to publication.
   

5. Activities: Workshops, conferences, showcooking, neighborhood cinema, fairs, parades, etc., enrich the museum's activity throughout the year.