Do I need to register or pay to attend?

No, this is a completely free, drop-in event with no registration required, though space is limited to the first 16 players.

Are beginners welcome at this event?

Participants should have a basic understanding of American Mah Jongg rules and gameplay, as formal instruction is not provided.

What do I need to bring with me?

The library supplies the game sets, but you must bring your own 2026 Mah Jongg card to play.

Mah Jongg Mondays

Name: Mah Jongg Mondays
Start: 2026-09-14T13:30:00.000Z
End: 2026-09-14T15:00:00.000Z
Location: Cary Regional Library

Mah Jongg Mondays is a biweekly drop-in social group for local residents who know how to play American Mah Jongg. This free gathering takes place in the quiet of the Cary Regional Library, making it best suited for adults and older teens who already understand the rules. The library provides game sets for up to 16 players, but you must bring your own 2026 National Mah Jongg League card to participate. Parking is free in the adjacent deck, and no advance registration is required. It is a reliable way to carve out some dedicated personal time at the start of the week, allowing you to sharpen your strategy and meet neighbors who share your hobby.

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Do I need to register or pay to attend?: No, this is a completely free, drop-in event with no registration required, though space is limited to the first 16 players.
Are beginners welcome at this event?: Participants should have a basic understanding of American Mah Jongg rules and gameplay, as formal instruction is not provided.
What do I need to bring with me?: The library supplies the game sets, but you must bring your own 2026 Mah Jongg card to play.

Last updated September 9, 2026

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