When two women took a mahjong class together, they ran into the game's most common obstacle: not enough players. Their solution was to open their own studio. Tile & Table launched at 868 Senoia Road in downtown Tyrone, positioning itself as a relaxed space where anyone — beginner or regular — can sit down and play.
The pair converted a former security office on Senoia Road into the studio. Both women come from education backgrounds.
The studio focuses on American mahjong and describes itself as welcoming all levels of players. Its Facebook page, which has drawn more than 620 followers, frames the space as a place to relax and have fun. The business also runs a website at Tileandtabletyrone.com for scheduling and updates.
Tile & Table has already moved into themed programming. In October, the studio hosted 'Pungs & Pumpkins,' a fall-themed mahjong evening priced at $30 per ticket, which covered 2.5 hours of play plus complimentary food and drinks, according to a post on X from The Citizen.
The studio appears to be the only dedicated mahjong venue in the immediate area. The Peachtree City library offers mahjong open play sessions, but Tile & Table is the sole brick-and-mortar studio highlighted in local coverage.
Why it matters — Tile & Table fills a gap in the Peachtree City–Tyrone area by giving mahjong players — from first-timers to regulars — a dedicated local venue to learn, play, and connect.
⚠ Not yet confirmed
- The Millicans converted a former security office into the studio space
- The Peachtree City library offers mahjong open play sessions
- specific launch date August 29, 2026
- names Lori and Victoria Millican and all personal/education details
- claim that the studio is the first dedicated venue
- verbatim Facebook quote changed to paraphrase
Reported by thecitizen.com
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