We’re renting a cabana at the Asbury Hotel. The Cabana fits 6 people, so that’s our max RSVP.

Join us for a fun day by the pool, sipping, rose and slipping off to shop, hit the beach, or have lunch!

Event duration: 9:00am - 6:00pm

Includes:

• Day Passes to Asbury Hotel

• Shaded cabana with sofa seating

• 10% off menu selections at the Food Truck

• Complimentary cooler filled with non-alcoholic refreshments

• Complimentary assorted fruit plate

• Complimentary sun care

• Complimentary wifi

• Transportation (we’ll drive!)

• Parking

You’ll pay for consumables (alcohol, food, shopping, etc…)

Join us for Mahjong 101, a fun and approachable introduction to this timeless, tile-based game. Whether you’ve never played before, or just need a refresher, our expert instructor (Sara "The Tile Teacher") will guide you through the basics—from understanding the tiles to learning the rules and flow of play. No experience required!

For players who have already had a lesson, Sara will also be hosted guided play where you can skip the lesson and get right to playing with Sara's advice and strategy tips.

We'll provide all the mahjong supplies/ tiles/ cards.

Location TBD in Jersey City

Min 6 players need for event to happen! Max 8 players.

Have you ever been to the Honorable William Wall? If not, it's a floating bar out in the Hudson- with the best views of NYC!

A boat (departing at 5:40 PM) will depart from the Manhattan Yacht Club in Jersey City, NJ and take you the < 10 minute ride out to the bar.

We will have a table reserved on the upper deck, and you'll buy drinks aboard (cash bar). It's also BYOF- so bring something to snack on and share (e.g., cheese, crackers, dips).

You can depart on any boat back to Jersey City, they run every 30 minutes or so.

The event fee covers your round-trip boat ride and the table reservation.

Let’s attend the U.S. Open fan week together!

Tickets are free, but you must register in advance on the US Open website.

You can watch a number of qualification matches for free, as well as visit the shops, food courts and try the famous Honey Duce cocktail. You can also see the more famous players practicing (schedule posted on US Open). You should plan to pay for your food and incidentals, and your train ticket at Grand Central Station. We’ll take the train in together. The event runs all day, but you’re free to come and go as you please, and as your schedule allows!