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Learn more about the evolution of OzAsia Festival over the years. Home In this section Past Programs In this section Past Programs OzAsia Festival was established by Adelaide Festival
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Past Programs Take a look back at OzAsia Festival's previous years' programs. Home
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2023 Program 2022 Program 2021 Program 2019 Program 2018 Program 2017 Program 2016 Program 2015 Program 2014
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17 Aug 2023
OzAsia Festival Announces 2023 Program
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Cities The Whitewash Sara M. Saleh Songs for the Dead and Living Jessie Tu A Lonely Girl is a Dangerous Thing The Honeyeater Childrens Melanie La’Brooy The Wintrish Girl The Lost
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Producer Meet Joon-Yee Kwok, OzAsia Festival 2024’s Artistic and Executive Producer.
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Learn more about the evolution of OzAsia Festival over the years.
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20 Oct 2022
Adelaide Festival Centre lights up for the opening of the 15th OzAsia Festival
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1 Aug 2024
OzAsia Festival announces 2024 Program
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Letter from Sami
Doors, explores the intersections of identity, belief, and otherworldly realms. Vajra doesn’t just tell fantastical stories—he redefines how we think about power, culture, and
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16 Sept 2024
OzAsia Festival’s Weekend of Words Announces 2024 Program
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24 Oct 2023
OzAsia Festival celebrates more than 85,000 opening week attendances including 35,000 at Moon Lantern Trail
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19 Oct 2023
Adelaide Festival Centre Lights Up with Sights, Sounds and Tastes as OzAsia Festival Opens for 2023
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Books and Nooks with OzAsia Festival's Weekend of Words Speakers
, and I have just stumbled across Thirst by Marina Yuszczuk, translated by Heather Cleary. It promises vampires in Buenos Aires, and according to the blurb there will be
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6 Nov 2023
Cheers and Applause Close Out OzAsia Festival 2023 More than 180,000 Fans, Families and Foodies Attend
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of each lantern and what they represent. This is an opportunity for audiences to enjoy lanterns from the Moon Lantern Parade up close. Moon Lantern Trail is a one-way walking event. Attendees must
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children’s novel, The Wintrish Girl, won the Aurealis Award for Best Children’s Fiction and the DANZ Children’s Book Award. Her new novel, The Lost
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, is the sequel to The Wintrish Girl
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