Mahjong is making a major comeback in 2026. Learn what is driving the trend and why players of all ages are joining in.

Watch how the last remaining artists of mahjong tile carving are trying to preserve the fading craft.

Game nights look different in 2026, and the tile clatter spilling out of cafes, living rooms and community centers has a name ...

W hen my mom found out I was planning to travel to Dallas to play in a Lunar New Year mah-jongg tournament, she texted a ...

Mental health experts and new research suggest this game may offer a uniquely powerful combination of cognitive challenge and ...

Heron House, a Mahjong studio and boutique in the Dilworth neighborhood, is opening to cater to the growing popularity of the ...

A growing group of women in Charlotte is embracing Mahjong, opening a new space focused on community and connection through ...

This article was produced by the events team at 70 Faces Media, the non-profit organization that publishes JTA and the New York Jewish Week. It’s no secret: Mah jongg is having a major moment. The ...

More than 40 variations are played around the world today, although the core tiles and the way the tiles are shuffled and stacked to begin the game remain the same. Alex Wong/Getty Images A ...

Like a cherished family recipe, the way my family plays mahjong is time-intensive and involves complicated steps: shuffling, stacking, drawing, and discarding tiles. Play is led by intuition, wisdom, ...

A new mahjong studio is opening in south Charlotte. Spencer Collins joins Live Impact News with the details.

Mahjong has been referred to as the "quintessence of Chinese culture" An apparent police ban on all mahjong parlours in a Chinese city led to panic among aficionados of China's national pastime.