Publication of a diary of young Lithuanian seaman Vytautas Bagdanavičius who twice rounded the world during his practice on the four-masted steel barque Moshulu in 1937–1939 and described his adventures. 

Restoration of the XX c. begin.  documents, telling the history of foundation of national shipping and naval fleets. 

The Museum’s collection will be added with an album of 130 original XIX - XX c. cards of past White Lighthouse, which used to be a landmark of that time Klaipeda, and other valuables, representing navigation history of the Baltic Sea.

Coming in 2026, a temporary exhibition, telling  the story of origin of seaside resorting culture and its development during the XX c. 

Acquisition of collectibles, representing the maritime history of Lithuania in 1800–1945, and a submarine Lituanika-01, which was designed and built by a Lithuanian sailing enthusiast Jonas Velzis in 1968.
 

Educational programme for schools, motiving to discover the sea and take up its challenges, evoking critical thinking and sparking curiosity; and presenting the exhibition about Lithuanian Aurimas Valujavicius and his feat paddling across the Atlantic Ocean. 10 schools from Taurage and Telsiai region will take part in the project. 
 

Restoration of original items, brought to Lithuania from the USA by returning Lithuanian emigrant family in 1923.

Traditional and unique ship parade during the Sea Festival in Klaipeda, presenting cultural maritime heritage with numerous edutainment activities to the public.

The project has been implemented following the 2021-2030 Culture and Creativity Enhancing Programme of the Ministry of Culture of the Lithuanian Republic and its instrument No 08-001-04-01-01 “Increase of High Artistic Value, Varied and Engaging Content Accessibility“, intended to guarantee the museums‘ accessibility to people with disabilities. 
The aim of the project was, actively communicating with the representatives of target groups and solution providers, to increase access to Aquarium Exhibition of the Lithuanian Sea Museum, adapting it to the needs of people with disabilities.

Following the principles of universal design, during the Project it was created:

• 4 audio and tactile stations were arranged on the 2nd floor of the Aquarium Exhibition;
• 10 sea-sound points were installed on the 1st floor of the Aquarium Exhibition;
• info signs in the Aquarium Exhibition were upgraded following the principles of universal design; 
• chill out areas were arranged for people with mental disabilities;
• graphic and tactile aids for people with mental disabilities were created;
• 12 kits for people with mental disabilities to participate in educations were  obtained;
• 12 audio guide kits for people with hearing disabilities were obtained;
• website of the Lithuanian Sea Museum was updated following the principles of universal design;
• staff of the Museum was instructed to serve the visitors with disabilities.