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Mah Jong Lessons & Open Play

KleinLife · 10100 Jamison Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19116

$40

$40 per 4-session lesson series, stated in KleinLife: Montgomery County's own program newsletter on kleinlife.org for this same class and instructor (Cyvi Levin); the fee is not shown on the website's calendar listing itself

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Price & details checked against the provider's own website · October 2026

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KleinLife's Mah Jong Lessons & Open Play is led by teacher Cyvi Levin at the Northeast Philadelphia community center. The program teaches the basics that will help you join games with your friends, and KleinLife lists it for advanced beginners. It runs as part of the center's Active Adult Life programming for older adults.

Price
$40
Level
Beginner
Format
Class
Schedule
Weekly
Location type
Community center

Upcoming sessions

What you will learn

Best for

Older adults who want mah jong lessons plus regular open play

Location

KleinLife
10100 Jamison Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19116

Phone: 215-698-7300

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Common questions about Mahjong in Philadelphia

How much do mahjong classes cost in Philadelphia?

Across the 5 mahjong listings in Philadelphia, prices run from $10 to $40. Every figure is computed from the listings themselves, not estimated.

Which style of mahjong is taught?

Listings state the style where the organizer publishes it — American mahjong (National Mah Jongg League rules) is the most common in the US, with Hong Kong and Japanese Riichi groups in some cities. Check the class detail page before booking.

Do I need my own mahjong set?

Usually not — classes and clubs provide sets and cards for play. The detail page notes materials where the organizer publishes them.