The first ever angel museum in Lithuania opened its doors in 2010, after receiving the collection of angel depictions, created by professional artists and gathered by the culture promoter Beatričė Kleizaitė-Vasaris (1925–2023). Here you can see the artworks of the National Culture and Art Prize winners Leonas Strioga and Vladas Vildžiūnas. The permanent exhibition also features works by Leonardas Gutauskas, Aloyzas Stasiulevičius, Vytautas Ignas, Jurga Ivanauskaitė, Filomena Linčiūtė, Jonas Daniliauskas, artworks by various Lithuanian folk artists, and Lithuanian folk art in general. The collection is constantly increasing by receiving new angels from artists. 

In 2010, Anykščiai became home to 109 angels given to the town by the culture promoter and patroness Beatričė Kleizaitė-Vasaris. The collection features paintings, graphic artworks and sculptures from Lithuania and various countries around the world. Since it was opened, a rather impressive collection has been accumulated and continues to grow and expand.

Anykščiai Sacral Art Center was established in 2009. It was decided to establish the centre after the parish of Anykščiai received the collection of works of art, a personal library with more than 4,000 books (19th century publications, valuable albums, books in German, English, Russian and other languages) left by Monsignor Albert Talačka. Anykščiai Sacral Art Centre stores and displays the library and collection of artworks from the Provost of Anykščiai Church of St. Mathew – Monsignor Albertas Talačka (1921–1999). His collection features over 50 artworks, including such pieces as „Introduction of Mary into the Temple“, the composition of Carlo Maratti (1625–1713), the portrait of knight Pranciškus Sapiega, head of Užpaliai, general of the Lithuanian army (1772–1829), painted by Johann Baptist von Lampi (1751–1830), and many other valuable goods.