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Saturday7:30 pm — 8:30 pm
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Contemporary music based on their Malay cultural roots, Riau Rhythm’s luxurious melodies are inspired by the Golden Age of Sumatra.
Calempong and traditional Indonesian percussion harmonises with violin, cello, flute and accordion, blending Indonesian and western influences to create a unique version of Fusion Jazz.
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This venue is wheelchair accessible.
- Age Suitability
- All ages
Performance Location: OzAsia Festival Stage at Lucky Dumpling Market
Lucky Dumpling Market is held in collaboration with Adelaide Festival Centre's OzAsia Festival and operated by the team behind Gluttony.
It is located in Elder Park (Park 26), King William Rd, Adelaide.
Lucky Dumpling Market welcomes people with access needs, including those who use wheelchairs and other mobility aids.
Visit the Lucky Dumpling Market website for further information about venue access.
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Books and Nooks with OzAsia Festival's Weekend of Words Speakers
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Letter from Sami
Expanding the Boundaries of Storytelling at OzAsia Festival’s Weekend of Words 2024
7 min read
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What We're Reading
In the lead up to OzAsia Festival’s Weekend of Words, we asked Adelaide Festival Centre staff what their favourite genres were to read.
5 min read
28 Oct 2024
Books and Nooks with OzAsia Festival's Weekend of Words Speakers
Ever wondered how writers organize their bookshelves or choose their next reads? We asked some of the speakers at OzAsia Festival's Weekend of Words to share their secrets.
6 min read
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Letter from Sami
Expanding the Boundaries of Storytelling at OzAsia Festival’s Weekend of Words 2024
7 min read