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Video: Brain exhibit opens at Bishop Museum |
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It's the gray stuff that matters, and the Bishop Museum's new exhibition, "BRAIN: The World Inside Your Head," explains how the all-important organ works — and why it sometimes doesn't.
The hands-on exhibition opens today and features video games, virtual reality, optical illusions and interactive displays that are suitable for kids and adults of all ages.
The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History has lent the show two objects of particular interest:
For those of us who are looking for a terrific deal — and who isn't? — admission tomorrow is just $3 for kama'aina and military as part of the Family Sunday event.
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| 'Brain: The World Inside Your Head' Opens today, continuing through Jan. 20 Bishop Museum's Castle Memorial Building 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily Museum admission: $15.95 general, $12.95 for those 4-12 and 65 and older; $7.95 and $6.95 for kama'aina and military; $9.95 for nonresidents accompanied by kama'aina or military; free for museum members and children 3 and younger 847-3511 Family Sunday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. tomorrow $3 kama'aina and military |
