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Mor Vang of Rancho Cordova wears a Hmong head-dress while perusing items for sale at the annual Hmong New Year celebrations at Cal Expo. -
Aubriella Cardenas, left, 18 months, of Sacramento joins in on the dance while watching dancers perform at the annual Hmong New Year celebrations at Cal Expo. -
Andrew Cha, 9, right, plays pov pob, a Hmong ball tossing game at the annual Hmong New Year celebrations at Cal Expo. -
Nou Lor, left, and Lina Vang of the Nkauj Hmoob Hli Ntsa Iab dance group perform in the dance competition at the annual Hmong New Year celebrations at Cal Expo. -
Members of the Nkauj Hmoob Hli Ntsa Iab dance group perform in the dance competition at the annual Hmong New Year celebrations at Cal Expo. -
Zee Lee, left, of Sacramento, and her friends stay shaded under colorful umbrellas at the annual Hmong New Year celebrations at Cal Expo. -
Dier Vue, 19, of Sacramento tries on a Hmong headdress at the annual Hmong New Year celebrations at Cal Expo. -
Annual Hmong New Year celebrations at Cal Expo. -
Members of the Nkauj Seev Yees dance group perform in the dance competition at the annual Hmong New Year celebrations at Cal Expo. -
Annual Hmong New Year celebrations at Cal Expo. -
Annual Hmong New Year celebrations at Cal Expo. -
Annual Hmong New Year celebrations at Cal Expo,. -
Cousins, Ntxhais Vang, Nou Vang, Pang Vang and Zoua Vang, of Stockton participate in pov pob, a Hmong ball tossing game at the annual Hmong New Year celebrations at Cal Expo. -
Annual Hmong New Year celebrations at Cal Expo.
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