Play Mahjong with Dear Asia

Date

1 February

Time

12:30pm – 2pm 2:45pm – 4:15pm

Location

Bureau

Book Tickets

Free

Learn the fascinating strategy behind Mahjong, a timeless game that blends skill, strategy, and a touch of luck.

Originating in China during the Qing dynasty, Mahjong has become an iconic pastime celebrated for its rich history and intricate gameplay. Guided by experts from Dear Asia, you’ll uncover the techniques and traditions that make this game so enduring. 

Mahjong is played with 144 tiles, each bearing symbols and characters, and the objective is to build winning combinations, much like rummy. The game fosters sharp thinking, memory skills, and social connection, making it a beloved activity for all generations. 

Perfect for beginners eager to learn and seasoned players looking to refine their strategies, this workshop offers an engaging introduction to one of East Asia’s most iconic cultural treasures. Join us in the inviting atmosphere of Bureau restaurant to explore the legacy, logic, and joy of Mahjong. 

What to know before booking 

Booking is via Eventbrite. Please arrive 10 minutes before your session begins, as any unclaimed slots will be offered to others if you don’t arrive on time. Booking guarantees your place, but to keep things fair, we can’t hold your spot if you’re late—arrive on time to make the most of your session. 

About Dear Asia

Dear Asia is a London-based language school and cultural event organiser dedicated to fostering appreciation for Asian languages and cultures. They offer a range of workshops and classes, including mahjong sessions, to engage participants in traditional Asian games and practices. Their mahjong workshops cater to both beginners and intermediate players, providing instruction on the fundamentals of the game, including tile identification, scoring, and winning combinations. These sessions are designed to be fun and social, offering a relaxing way to spend an afternoon while diving into the captivating world of mahjong.  

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