Curious about Mahjong? Hear an overview of this classic game, learn the tiles and understand what goes on in a game. Mahjong helps with memory and creates connections. The overview will be taught by instructors from Meet at Mahj, a Studio & Boutique located in downtown Zionsville. Guests are welcome to tour the house before or after the event.

Instructor Bio: Jaime Keith grew up hearing Mahjong tiles click. She first learned how to play from her dad’s family – her grandma, aunt and cousins as a young child. Jaime loves the community that Mahjong can create and that’s how Meet at Mahj was born! Meet at Mahj is a Mahjong Studio & Boutique located in downtown Zionsville. Find Mahjong essentials alongside gifts, jewelry and accessories in the stylish boutique. The Studio offers classes, leagues, tournaments and special events. Learn more at meetatmahj.com.

Our team of over twenty industry-leading interior designers and landscape architects is bringing new life to this magnificent home in the heart of Indianapolis’ Meridian-Kessler neighborhood.

Touring the 1930, Tudor-style Manor on Meridian supports St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild’s three-year, $750,000 pledge, including $75,000 for the Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center and $675,000 for the Gregory S. Fehribach Center. The Fehribach Center aims to advance employment equity for college and university students with physical disabilities.

PARKING:

• • Parking will be available in the surrounding neighborhood.
  • There will be signage indicating you are in the correct place.
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ADDITIONAL NOTES:

• This ticket is valid through the Designated Hours listed on the ticket.
• Tickets are non-refundable.
• Guests will follow a predetermined tour of the home.
• Regrettably, this home is not wheelchair accessible.
• Capacity will be limited within the home for the health and safety of our guests.
• We kindly ask guests to refrain from smoking or vaping on the premises.
• The following items will not be allowed inside the show house: pets (with the exception of service animals), strollers, large bags, backpacks, food or beverages.