The Maltz Museum is open Sunday, December 25th from 11am-5pm with special family-friendly programming scheduled throughout the afternoon. All FREE with Museum admission! Our “Chinese Food & A Movie” Day is back! Enjoy short films, create some art, join…
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Rite of Passage
My first memories of the game were at a very early age (8 or 9 years old) when I visited my beloved grandmother Mildred every spring in Miami Beach. On some nights, she instructed me to watch TV in the…
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Special Event – Sold Out!
Mah Jongg Cross Cultural Exchange Mar 14, Apr 17
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This Holiday Season at the Maltz
(December 13, 2011) Cleveland, OH – This holiday season brings the close of 2011 and of the Maltz Museum’s current special exhibition. It also brings the joyful return of one of the Museum’s most popular programs. Hardship to Hope…
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Maltz Museum Wins Beachwood Chamber Award
The Maltz Museum is proud to annouce that we are the winners of the Beachwood Chamber of Commerce 1st Annual Award for Civic Organization of the Year! Click here to read more and find out how you can attend the…
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Yuans, Chinese Firewater, Yangtze River
I just returned from a wonderful trip to China and Tibet. Part of the itinerary was a cruise down the Yangtze River to see the Three Gorges. Our group of 15 was the only (group of) Americans on the cruise. …
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A Perfect Hand
It was my turn to be out of the game, as we were playing with five women. At that time, the person out, walked around the table after the Charleston was completed and made a silent, written bet on whom…
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A Rainy Day Story
Our house seemed to be the one where kids always congregated. There were about 8 kids ranging in age from about 6-11 that would come and play kickball in the back yard. One day it was pouring down rain and…
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I'll Never Play Mah Jongg
Growing up in Cleveland my mother played mah jongg every week. I decided I would never play it. When she died I donated her 2 mah jongg sets to NCJW. Four years ago we moved to Davis, California and joined…
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I’ll Never Play Mah Jongg
Growing up in Cleveland my mother played mah jongg every week. I decided I would never play it. When she died I donated her 2 mah jongg sets to NCJW. Four years ago we moved to Davis, California and joined…
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