This group is a popular beginners group that is split in to two, each group meeting once a month to learn Mah Jong through a means of self-led, internet, you-tube and research, with members aiming to achieve a reasonable standard.

One group meets monthly on a Friday Morning 10:00am and new members are most welcome

A second group meets

Playing Mah Jong is a strategic and social game that brings people together through a shared appreciation for skill, luck, and friendly competition.

Mah Jong has a vibrant social aspect, as it encourages players to interact, bond, and develop a friendly rivalry. Playing Mah Jong can be a cultural experience, often accompanied by rituals and superstitions, with players sometimes adopting lucky charms or strategies passed down from older generations. In many communities, Mah Jong is more than just a game; it is a traditional gathering event that connects people across generations, offering a space to share stories, laughter, and camaraderie. Whether played casually among friends or in competitive settings, Mah Jong’s mix of skill, chance, and social connection continues to make it a beloved pastime worldwide, bringing both challenge and joy to all who play.

Originating in China, mahjong is traditionally played with four players using 144 tiles marked with symbols, numbers, and characters that players must match and strategize around to form specific sets. The game’s objective is to assemble a complete hand, typically consisting of four sets and a pair, before other players. Each round involves drawing and discarding tiles, requiring players to continuously assess and adapt their strategy based on their tiles and the visible moves of their opponents. The pace and rules can vary, but the game’s emphasis on pattern recognition, memory, and decision-making makes it an intellectually stimulating experience.