October 24, 2026 | Mall of America

Honoring Our Culture. Celebrating Our Artists. Inspiring Generations.

LATEST UPDATE
October 7, 2026

We are aware of the recent concerns surrounding the Hmong Arts Celebration at Mall of America on October 24.

Our team is actively working and cooperating with the FBI, local authorities and Mall of America to address the situation.
The safety and well-being of our artists, attendees, staff, partners and community remain our highest priority.

We will provide additional updates for our event once more information becomes available.

Thank you for your patience, understanding and continued support.

Hmong Arts Celebration

Event At A Glance

DATE

October 24, 2026

TIME

12:00 - 5:00PM

LOCATION

Mall of America - Rotunda
Bloomington, MN

ORGANIZER

Cypher Side Dance School

ADMISSION

Free & open to the public

ABOUT THE CELEBRATION

Celebrating Hmong Arts, Culture & Community

Hmong Arts Celebration was created to elevate Hmong artists, preserve cultural traditions and provide a visible platform for Hmong creativity in Minnesota. Bringing together artists, performers, storytellers, designers, elders, youth, and families, the celebration showcases both traditional and modern Hmong identity through music, dance, fashion, visual arts and cultural storytelling.

Where Culture, Art & Community Came Together

The first Hmong Arts Celebration at the Mall of America on October 25, 2025

HAC26 Craft
HAC26 Kaolee
HAC26 Pagnia
HAC26 Qeej Boy
HAC26 Rotunda

Help Keep Hmong Arts & Culture Alive for Generations to Come

The Hmong Arts Celebration at Mall of America is a free community event dedicated to celebrating our heritage, uplifting Hmong artists, and inspiring future generations.

Behind this celebration are significant production costs, made possible through generous sponsorships and our own personal funds.

Our dream is to create something that lasts for generations, but we cannot do it alone.

Your donation, no matter the amount, helps support our artists, cover production costs, and keep this celebration free and accessible to all.

Together, we can preserve our culture, uplift our community, and build a legacy for generations to come.