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The people, places and ideas moving American Mahjong forward. Short stories, original sources, plenty to share.
Oh My Mahjong founder Megan Trottier is adding two books to a business that began with mats and storage boxes, extending the brand into instruction and early childhood publishing.
Main Line Mahjong is taking its Wayne studio model into franchising, combining lessons, leagues, events and retail in a proposal for new local gathering spaces.
Bespoke’s forthcoming November collaboration translates familiar menswear details into tiles, mats and storage bags.
A Mother’s Day gift led engineering graduate Margaret Ellen Maturin to develop Marelle, a Mahjong collection shaped by university workshop experiments and regional design references.
Anne Barge and Mahj Tile Haus introduced Atelier de Maison, a Mahjong collection positioned around craftsmanship, gathering, and intergenerational gifting.
Tarrant Area Food Bank’s tenth annual Mahj for Meals brought more than 500 guests to River Crest Country Club and raised more than $300,000, according to the event report.