Mahjong lessons in Nashville
Nashville's scene centers on a club space in Brentwood with daily open play and classes, plus certified instructors and mobile teachers who come to your home, and a weekly women's league.
By Jerry Chen. Checked and updated November 1, 2026
Brand new? 2 places here run beginner classes or first lessons.
Already know the basics? 4 offer open play, leagues or a regular club night.
Places to learn and play
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The Mahjong Club TN
- Offers
- Open play, Beginner lessons, Specialty classes, Leagues, Memberships
- Style
- American
- Price
- Not listed on their site
- How to book
- Online (Book Play)
Daily open play with tiles and mats provided; Mahjong 101 and 102 classes.
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Merry-Go-Mahjong
- Offers
- Private lessons, Group lessons, Open play, Mahjong nights, Events at your home or business
- Style
- American
- Price
- Not listed on their site
- How to book
- Interest form
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So Bam Fun
- Offers
- Beginner lessons, Guided open play, Open play, Private lessons, Corporate events
- Style
- American
- Price
- Private group lessons from $300 for 2 hours; public classes and open play priced per event
- How to book
- Online
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Mama Mahjong (TN Mahj League)
- Offers
- Weekly league, Events, Classes
- Style
- American
- Price
- Not listed on their site
- How to book
- Online
Women's league with rotating tables; next season to be announced.
We checked each listing against its own website on November 1, 2026. Schedules and prices change; confirm before you go. Run a group here or spotted a mistake? Tell us.
Common questions
Where can I learn mahjong in Nashville?
We have checked 4 places in Nashville: The Mahjong Club TN, Merry-Go-Mahjong, So Bam Fun and Mama Mahjong (TN Mahj League). 2 of them explicitly advertise beginner classes; others offer lessons on request.
How much do mahjong lessons cost in Nashville?
Published prices include: So Bam Fun, Private group lessons from $300 for 2 hours; public classes and open play priced per event. Others do not list prices publicly.
Is there open play in Nashville?
Yes. The Mahjong Club TN, Merry-Go-Mahjong, So Bam Fun and Mama Mahjong (TN Mahj League) offer open play, leagues or a regular club night.
Can I get a private mahjong lesson in Nashville?
Yes. Merry-Go-Mahjong and So Bam Fun offer private or in-home lessons, usually for a group of friends.
Do I need to bring my own set or card?
Most beginner classes provide sets. Many ask you to bring or buy the current National Mah Jongg League card, so check before you go.
Where can I learn American mahjong in Nashville?
All 4 places we list say they teach or play American mahjong.
Before your first class
- Ask whether you need to bring your own current card. Many classes expect it.
- Read how to play and try the Charleston trainer, so the first lesson feels familiar.
- Do not buy a set before you have played. Here is what to look for when you do.