The inhabitants of the village caused in agriculture, forestry and fishing. The main occupations included milling. In the 18th century, millers successfully operated 29 watermills on the Danube.
Throughout the year, the village lives a rich social life. Every year they organize a festival called "Fishing Day". The main goal of the event is to revive the fishing culture and tradition of the ancestors of the profession of fishing and angling. In April 2016, in the Romanian municipality of Livezeni, an agreement on cooperation was signed between four cross-border municipalities, namely from Hungary, Romania, Ukraine and Slovakia. The basis of the agreement is effective and lasting cooperation to create and develop mutual friendly relations between local governments and the inhabitants of the municipality who live in other countries with the same nationality. Organizations that operate in the village in various fields, such as culture, sports and charity, also contribute to the development of social life. These are: the Local Association of the Slovak Red Cross, the CSEMADOK Basic Organization, OFC SAP-ŇÁRAD, the Pensioners' Club, the Voluntary Fire Brigade and the Hunting Corps.
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