![Dozens of vendors line the outdoor farmer's market section of the Hmongtown Market. ] ALEX KORMANN ¥ alex.kormann@startribune.com The Hmongtown Market is a local marketplace open every day of the year that sells locally grown produce as well as traditional Hmong food and cultural dress. There is an outdoor farmers market that sees vendors arrive as early as 6AM and stay until around 6PM. All are welcome to shop around and enjoy the fresh vegetables and even watch as they are washed and cut](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/BWUVRY37BR65H7Y245YOQRKTGE.jpg?&w=1080)
Food for thought
"United Shades of America" lives up to its mission to expose viewers to misunderstood and underappreciated cultures with an episode devoted entirely to St. Paul's Hmong community. Host W. Kamau Bell talks politics with Hmong-American leaders at Golden Thyme Coffee & Cafe, samples food at the Hmongtown Marketplace and visits the home of Union Kitchen chef Yia Vang in this appetizing hour.
9 p.m. Sun., CNN
Still the champ
Muhammad Ali is the best narrator of his own story in "What's My Name: Muhammad Ali" — but wasn't he always? Die-hard fans won't learn anything new in Antoine Fuqua's loving documentary, despite its three-hour running time, but it's still a thrilla to watch how the legendary boxer used his charm, brains and wit to shake up the world.
7 p.m. Tue., HBO
The long goodbye
After a dozen seasons, "The Big Bang Theory" says goodbye — and it won't be with a whimper. In addition to a one-hour finale, CBS will air a retrospective that pays tribute to TV's most-watched sitcom and the entire cast will take one last bow on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert." For more on the show's cast and creators, see Wednesday's Variety section.
7 p.m. Thu., WCCO, Ch. 4
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