8 DAYS | 93KIMBERLY WANGSpongeBob Gold in the
City
This festive season, fans of SpongeBob
SquarePants can enjoy a “live” stage show starring
the titular hero and his underwater friends in a
song-and-dance performance for the whole family.
After the show, meet the residents of Bikini Bottom
in a meet-and-greet session. Conditions apply.
Till Dec 17. Tue–Fri, 1pm, 7pm; Sat–Sun, 1pm, 4pm,
7pm. Level 3 Atrium Raffles City. http://www.capitaland.com/sg/
malls/rafflescityA Christmas
Gingerbread Story
Get into the Christmas spirit by visiting the
Gingerbread House at The Cathay and Cathay
Cineleisure. Take part in fun games by simply presenting
a minimum $5 same-day receipt. Win prizes galore
and meet 987FM DJ Kimberly Wang, who will
make an appearance from 6pm-7pm on
Dec 16, 22 and 23, and from 4pm-5pm
on Dec 17.
Dec 16–17. 2pm–9pm. The Cathay, Level
1 External Atrium. Dec 22–23. 3pm–10pm.
Cathay Cineleisure, Basement 1 Atrium. http://www.
thecathay.com.sg/event/gingerbreadstoryxmas at the malls
xmas at the malls
Cinerama: Art
and the Moving
Image in
Southeast Asia
This exhibition brings
together 10 artists
and collectives across
Southeast Asia who work
through the medium of the
moving image, featuring
works like hand-drawn
animation to immersive
video installations. It
also examines issues of
individual and collective
memory, identity and
politics, and offers insights
into what the future of
cinema, video, and the
realm of moving images,
may come to be.
Till Mar 18, 2018. Mon–Sun,
10am–7pm; Fri, 10am–9pm.
SAM at 8Q, 8 Queen Street.
Admission: $6 adult, $3
student/senior citizen. Free
for Singaporeans/PRs. http://www.
singaporeartmuseum.sg
The Artist’s Voice
The first of a series of
thematic exhibitions
presented by The Parkview
Museum aimed at exploring
the complexity of our
historical time through
the narrative language of
contemporary art. Curated
by art historian Lorand
Hegyi, it features works by
34 contemporary artists.
Among them are Marina
Abramovic, Bill Viola and
Liu Xiaodong.
Till Mar 18, 2018. 11am–7pm.
Closed Sun. The Parkview
Museum Singapore, 600 North
Bridge Road, Parkview Square
Level 3. Free. http://www.parkviewart-
saction.com
Witness to War:
Remembering
1942
Seventy-five years after
the fall of Singapore to the
Japanese in World War Two,
rediscover the watershed
event through this special
international exhibition.
Experience the past
through first-hand accounts
from ordinary men and
women whose lives were
overturned by the outbreak
of hostilities in Singapore
in 1942, and artefacts from
10 overseas museums
such as the Australian War
Memorial and the Museum
of New Zealand Te PapaTongarewa.
Till Mar 25, 2018. 10am–
7pm (last admission 6.30pm).
National Museum of Singapore.
Tix: $18 adult, $14 student/
senior citizen. Free for Singa-
poreans/PRs. http://www.nationalmu-
seum.sgSingapore
Philatelic Museum
Anime X Stamps.
Experience your favourite
anime series and
characters through
stamps. Discover the
origins of anime and
chart the rise of this
versatile and pervasive
medium as you relive
beloved classics such
as Astro Boy, Doraemon
and gems from Studio
Ghibli; as well as current
hot favourites such as
One Piece, Dragon Ball
and Pokémon through
more than 700 stamps
from Japan. Also, be
treated to limited-edition
collectibles and one-of-a-
kind original production
artwork.
Till April 2018.
150th Anniversary of First
Postage Stamp Issued in
Singapore Exhibition. This
exhibition commemorates
the 150th anniversary of
the first postage stamps
issued in Singapore,
which played an integral
role as a postal and
communications hub for
states and countries in
Southeast Asia during the
19th century. View rare and
valuable philatelic items
from private collectors and