After 10 years, Hmong Museum now has a gallery space to call our own. We’re excited to host Hmong history and art exhibits and educational programming. You can find us at Hmong Village in room B22.

Celebrate Hmong wants to get to know the community before they host their upcoming May 2024 exhibition. Meet the staff of Celebrate Hmong and learn more about how they support Hmong artists!

Hmong Chronicles focuses on Hmong oral storytelling combined with contemporary performative art. This collection consists of live performances and edited film versions.

These stories showcase the path paved for younger Hmong women and honor these Pioneer’s achievements and contributions to American history. Enjoy fun printable coloring and activity sheets related to the Hmong.

Explore the multifaceted facets of Hmong heritage in our immersive 30-panel exhibit, a collaborative effort between Museology Museum Services and Sieng Lee/Design Uake. Discover the stories of Hmong history, from the diaspora across the globe to the poignant tales of the Secret War in Laos.

10 Exhibits w/ Hmong, Khmer, Lao, and Vietnamese Artists Healing and joy are at the forefront of XIA's celebration of Southeast Asians in Minnesota, alongside our recognition and honor for the immense violence, struggles, and institutional inequities that Southeast Asian refugees experienced in the last half century.

Through Hmongstory 40, we will gather some of the most talented visionary artists from our community to serve as mentors to help a committed community of artists to create a collection of fine art that will address the issues and themes of Hmong culture, heritage and identity depicting the last 40 years of history.

Our latest VillageWorks collection brings to you the expert embroidery and applique of the Hmong people. Hmongs are known for their needlework skills.

This exhibition will feature the works of 12 Hmong artists with creations representing nature, the land and home. The exhibition is co-curated by artist and designer Christina Vang and Arboretum art curators Tina Chimuzu and Wendy DePaolis.

Here you will find collections of Hmong photos, images, arts, embroiled clots, traditional costumes, and etc. These items may or may not be properties of Hmong State and they may be subjected to copyright by their respective owners.