An A-Z visitors guide to Milwaukee Wisconsin. Sponsored by Key Magazine Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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g HAPPENINGS u April 10 Okee Dokee Brothers Americana Folk music. Wilson Center for the Arts u April 12 Holy Holy David Bowie tribute Turner Hall u April 13 Peter Murphy - Stripped Turner Hall u April 13 The Sinatra Century with Stritch & Caruso Wilson Center for the Arts u April 14 Joe Satriani From Surfing to Shockwave Pabst Theater u April 14 The Robert Cray Band Northern Lights Theater u April 15 Poliça Turner Hall u April 15 Whiskey Bent Valley Boys Wilson Center for the Arts u April 18 Andrew Bird Riverside Theater u April 20 Savoy Brown Turner Hall u April 23 Hilary Hahn Wilson Center for the Arts u April 22-23 Milwaukee Symphony: Rachmaninoff's Third Concerto Marcus Center u April 27 Amy Grant Milwaukee Theatre u April 28 Frightened Rabbit Pabst Theater u April 29 Rain, A Tribute to the Beatles Pabst Theater u April 29 Charles Bradley & His Extraordi- naires Turner Hall u April 29 Alan Jackson: UWM Panther Arena u April 30-May 1 Milwaukee Symphony: Brahms Festival: Powerful & Lyrical Marcus Center EXHIBITS u Through April 24 Art of the North Shore Line Posters and photographs of the Chicago and Milwau- kee Railroad success. Grohmann Museum u Through April 25 Genome: Unlocking Life's Code Get very small and explore the science of you. Discovery World u Through April 30 Brew City MKE: Craft, Culture, Community Milwaukee Co. Historical Society 10 keymilwaukee.com The special genetics exhibit at Discovery World opens with a look at differ- ent Milwaukeeans. Entering Genome: Unlocking Life's Code, it is impossible to miss a tall wall of facial photographs. It illustrates how researchers are able to determine the characteristics of hundreds of Milwaukee children and adults—just by analyzing their facial features. Public Relations Manag- er Paul Fladten calls it the "The Trait Wall." But the Trait Wall is only the beginning. Visitors can learn about DNA as the blueprint of their bodies, how genome sequencing is revolutionizing medicine and even test to see what foods they may or may not like. Created by the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History and the National Human Genome Research Institute, the traveling exhibit is designed for all ages and presented here in partnership with the Medical College of Wisconsin. Discovery World is located at 500 N. Harbor Dr. Hours are 9am-4pm Tues.-Fri., 10am-5pm Sat. & Sun., closed Mon. For more information, visit discoveryworld.org. [ T h r o u g h A p r i l 2 5 ] Visit Discovery World's fascinating Genome Exhibit