A Modern Mahjong Social Club in Bergen County

In honor of Mother’s Day weekend, we’re opening our doors for a relaxed and welcoming afternoon centered around connection and community.

Join us for open and guided Mahjong play in a calm, beautiful setting. This experience is designed to celebrate all women—whether you come with a mother, daughter, sister, friend, or simply on your own.

Step in for a few hands, stay for the connection, and enjoy a soft pause in your day.

Sunday, May 10 | 2–4 PM

Mini Mahjong Series for Kids at The Tile Society 🀄✨

Give your child a fun, enriching after-school activity in a beautiful boutique setting. Our Mini Mahjong Series introduces kids ages 8–12 to the exciting game of Mahjong while building strategy, focus, confidence, memory, and social skills through play.

Perfect for beginners and returning players, each class is designed to be engaging, welcoming, and confidence-building. Kids will learn game basics, tile recognition, winning hands, and game etiquette while making new friends.

Session Dates:
Mondays: 5/4, 5/11, 5/18 or
Fridays: 5/29, 6/5, 6/12

Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

If you're searching for kids activities, after-school classes, enrichment programs, strategy games for kids, Mahjong lessons for children, or social clubs for kids, this is the perfect fit.

Spots are limited. Reserve your seat today at The Tile Society.

Erika Palmer is the founder of Gather Create Nourish, a wellness-rooted community centered on connection and care, and the creator of The Tile Society, its Mahjong collective. Erika’s Mahjong journey began in 2018 when her mother, Wendy Statuto—who was introduced to Mahjong in the 70s—taught her the game. What started as a way to gather with friends quickly became something deeper: a beautiful blend of strategy, ritual, and joy that brings women together across generations.

A lifelong community builder and wellness entrepreneur, Erika turned her love of Mahjong into beginner workshops and gatherings that offer a warm, modern entry point to the game. Drawing on her background in wellness, education, and hospitality, she brings a calm, welcoming energy to the table. She’s especially proud to be building The Tile Society — creating something collaborative, multigenerational, and deeply meaningful.

Mahjong matters deeply to Erika because learning the game is only the beginning—belonging is what comes next. Having moved across the country three times, she understands how vulnerable it can feel to start over and find your people. Her vision is simple: Mahjong should be open, inclusive, and expansive—so that anyone who wants to learn, play, and grow can always find a seat at the table.