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The people, places and ideas moving American Mahjong forward. Short stories, original sources, plenty to share.
Four Winds Lounge announced a November 1 opening at Bayshore as Milwaukee groups expanded opportunities to learn, socialize and explore several Mahjong traditions.
Black Girls Mahjong, Too brought a sold-out pop-up to Charlotte as founder Saafiyah Wiltshire worked to grow a community centered on welcoming Black women to the table.
The founders of Fort Worth’s Mahj Clubhouse have developed an app for ranked in-person play, with players entering scores and asking tablemates to verify results.
Denver gatherings show how Mahjong clubs create room for friendship and strategy. The Colorado Sun’s reporting includes American Mahjong alongside other playing traditions.
The Las Vegas founder’s story shows how lessons and regular tables can help new players find a group.
Three Vietnamese-Chinese-American sisters launched a brand with Auntie’s Table and coastal-inspired designs.