After twenty years, Adelaide is losing OzAsia, its leading Asian arts festival. The festival has been instrumental in fostering careers and providing a vital cultural touchstone for diasporic communities in Adelaide. Its cancellation raises questions about the future of Asian arts representation in South Australia and the opportunities it provided for artists. The OzAsia festival served as a prominent launchpad for emerging talent and a celebrated event for many. The decision to end the festival prompts reflection on its enduring legacy and the impact of its absence on the cultural landscape of the region. Further discussion surrounds what will replace this important platform for Asian arts and cultural exchange in Adelaide.