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HSP is a non-profit organization representing the Hmong communities throughout the southeastern, part of the United States of America, particularly, the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. HSP is a non-profit cultural organization existing to preserve the heritage and rich cultures of the Hmong people.
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Kalvin HangHmong New Year 2023 Nice to know the NC community owns this plot. Nice. Not the best but it’s fine. Newly paved too. When we attended the NY in 2023, there was no parking fee. Only entrance fee. Nothing really bad to say. They do need to work on the parking. Recommend
VangDiesel TruckingEveryone should definitely go. Lots of great people and lots of great food. Go and experience Hmong culture and what the New Year means to them. Bringing in the years harvest and being able to start off the new year with a bang is a blessing for the Hmong people. Come celebrate with us throughout the weekend.
GD HAlways good food. Safe environment. Lots of shopping. Soccer tournament, volleyball tournament, cornhole tournament. Lots of culture to learn.
kenNyangA fun, cultural event to visit each year. Lots of unique food and vendors. There is usually sports and singing going on you can watch and enjoy. I love seeing the people in their beautiful, traditional outfits.
Tiffany BrownI love the emphasis on keeping the Hmong culture alive through providing a gathering place for the New Year. The venue is a bit hard to find. It is next to a cow pasture. I wish the parking area was paved and that there was a huge building or some sort of large shelter. I went on a misty day. It was very muddy and walking was a bit treacherous. All the beautiful people in their ornate, traditional, expensive clothing trying their best to dodge the mud. The food is awesome! There are plenty of vendors selling traditional Hmong items and specialty fresh fruits and veggies. I'm sure this event will grow and the venue will improve in the future. I hope someone can provide funding to improve the facilities. Nyob zoo!
We are the North Carolina Hmong Women Association, Inc. We're the first organization in North Carolina focusing on advancing Hmong women and girls, and as well as individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds, by providing access to education, fostering leadership development, an
We value the beauty of the Hmong language and the music it is apart of. We strive to Promote, Share, and Educate the world on Hmong music and the culture it reflects.
Family-operated eatery, Vietnamese Pho noodle soup, and Hmong Cuisine.
