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How a Chinese Game Shaped Modern America
Annelise Heinz traces mah jongg's American career from its roots in China to its rapid popularity in the Jewish community.
When:
July 20, 2014 1:00pm to 2:00pm
Where
Annelise Heinz traces mah jongg's American career from its roots in China to its rapid popularity in the Jewish community.
Cost:
$12; students with a valid ID and seniors, $10; Members and youth 18 and under, free. Advan
Phone Number:
(415) 655-7800
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