Friday Night Brights

Tonight, Oct. 17, catch a rare solo performance by Alan Corbishley, presented by B.C. Living Arts. Hear Alan perform with pianist Daniela O’Fee “The Songs of Travel” by Vaughn Williams and close the program out with the repertoire of Stephen Sondheim. Tickets can be purchased at http://www.kamloopslive.ca.

It’s the last chance to see Western Canada Theatre’s Driving Miss Daisy, Oct. 17 – 18. Based on the movie of the same name, this heart-warming story follows the life of a Southern matriarch and her proud chauffeur and the unlikely friendship that blossoms between them in a time period filled with prejudice. Visit http://www.wctlive.ca for more information.

Sunday, Oct. 19 enjoy an evening of delicious Indian food while supporting a good cause. The Flavours of India have partnered with the YWCA for the It Takes a Community Fundraiser Dinner. There are two seatings, 5 p.m. or 7 p.m., tickets are $40 but you’ll get a $20 tax receipt. One hundred per cent of the proceeds go to the Y Women’s Emergency Shelter, honouring the YWCA Week Without Violence, a YWCA World Initiative to end violence against women — forever. Tickets are available at Flavours of India and both the Downtown and North Shore YMCA-YWCA.