OzAsia Festival Returns for Spring 

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OzAsia Festival is back for 2022! From 20 October to 6 November, OzAsia Festival returns to Adelaide Festival Centre and participating venues with interactive events, great shows, and lots of delicious food to enjoy with the family! 

This year, OzAsia Festival’s program includes some shows for the whole family!

Kick start celebrations with SNAP, a South Korean international hit that combines magic, comedy, and mime to keep the kids (and you!) spellbound.

If you’ve got teens who are more into action-packed adventure, try Action Star – Maria Tran’s autobiographical show that explores her career as an action star in Asia, complete with stunts galore.

Music-loving teens will get around LEENALCHI & 1300, a double bill of Korean alternative pop group and an Australian-Korean rap crew famous for appearances at Splendour in the Grass and on Triple J. 

There are also fun free activities! Moon Lantern Trail and Lucky Dumpling Markets both return for another year, along with a brand-new event – Bubble Tea Garden! All of these are free, and you can enjoy free entertainment to keep the kids entertained. Read more about these below! 

Check out the full program for OzAsia Festival here

Image credit: Xpolorer Studio

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