Women of the J and Hadassah Present Maj & Mingle

Women of the J and Hadassah Present Maj & Mingle

American Mah Jongg is a modern variation of the traditional Chinese game that has gained popularity in the United States. The game typically includes special tiles unique to American Mah Jongg, consisting of jokers, flowers, and dragons. American Mah Jongg has its own set of rules and strategies that differ from the traditional Chinese version, making it a distinct and unique game. 

Hadassah and Women of the J are excited to introduce Mah Jongg at the Maj & Mingle program on Thursday, May 4, 2023 starting at 6:00 pm at the Boulder JCC. Come with a foursome or play with new friends. Need a lesson? We will have instructors on-hand to provide insight. You are welcome to bring your 2023 card or purchase one when you register for the event. Light dinner will be provided. All participants must have a 2023 Mah Jongg card.

Click here to register. Advance registration is always recommended for programs at the Boulder JCC. Using a computer rather than your mobile device will make the registration process easier for you. For registration support call 303-998-1900. To make programs accessible to all, we are happy to assist anyone with financial need. Have questions? Contact Shari or Maya. 

6 – 7 PM: Light dinner, drinks, and mingling
7 – 9 PM: Game play starts

Thursday, May 4 | 6 – 9 pm |$36/person without the purchase of the card, $51 with purchase of new Mah Jongg 2023 card 

Women of the J Programs are Underwritten in Honor of Marc H. Monheimer by the Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation.

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