Create your own luck! Share your fortune-writing talent with us for our next batch of Chinese Melodrama fortune cookies! If you’ve seen us around town, you know about our custom-made fortune cookies. They’re a yummy fun way to spread the word about our band, and sharing a little humor/inspiration along the way. Now you can … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: August 2010
Find the Melodrama this week…
Wednesday, September 1 – Open mic at Angelica’s Bistro, Redwood City, sign-ups at 6:30pm Sunday, September 5 – RBCM Goes SLO performance at Linnaea’s Cafe, 1110 Garden Street, San Luis Obispo, 7:00-9:00pm Continue reading
Meet the Chinese-American parents!
Such great energy from the crowd last night at Angelica’s in Redwood City. The night was cool, the heatlamps kept us warm, and the good feelings were flowing… My parents happen to have about a dozen friends from the Chicago area who, after working in the pharmaceutical or other industries for many decades, have now … Continue reading
This Friday, 8/27! “Meet the Parents” at Angelica’s
Yes, it’s THIS FRIDAY, August 27, from 6:30pm to 9:30pm! Where: Angelica’s Bistro, 863 Main Street, Redwood City. Call (650)365-3226 for reservations. Can’t wait to see you there! Continue reading
San Luis Obispo on September 5th: New performance date!
Just found out we’re performing at Linnaea’s Cafe, 1110 Garden Street, San Luis Obispo, CA! When: Sunday, September 5, 7pm to 9pm For more information: http://linnaeas.com Continue reading
Chinese Melodrama this week…
Wednesday, August 25th – Open Mic at Angelica’s Bistro, 863 Main Street, Redwood City, (650) 365-3226 Friday, August 27th – “Meet the Parents!” 6:30pm to 9:30pm at Angelica’s Bistro on the Back Patio, 863 Main Street, Redwood City. Call (650) 365-3226 for reservations. Continue reading
Just another Sunday evening in San Carlos, City of Good Living
Today was one of the first really warm days in recent weeks here in the Bay Area. It was actually HOT for a change and felt like summer again, after weeks of fleece-inducing temperatures. So we decided to rehearse outside. Cathy was particularly happy about not having to lug all five pieces of her equipment … Continue reading
