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What to Do in Lusaka (Zambia) in November 2026

Lusaka in November 2026: two nights of jazz, an amapiano party and gospel awards, with confirmed dates, venues and kwacha prices in US$. The post What to Do in Lusaka (Zambia) in November 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times .

In November 2026, Lusaka, Zambia offers a variety of events for visitors to enjoy. The Move On Festival, featuring jazz performances and fashion shows by Zambian designers, takes place on November 6th and 7th at the Italian Zambian Cultural Centre. The festival has both standard and VIP tickets available, with standard tickets costing K200 (about US$10) and VIP tickets at K500 (about US$25).

Amapiano Xperiment, a South African house music event, follows on November 14th at the Zambezi Lifestyle Lounge. This event promises Amapiano and Afro house music, with limited tickets available. The ticket prices are K300 (about US$15) standard and K500 (about US$25) VIP.

For a more family-oriented event, consider the Martin House Challenge, a triathlon and music festival held on November 28th at Martin House School, Chisamba. This event includes a 5 km trail run, a mountain bike ride, and a kids zone, with food trucks on-site. Tickets for the event range from K100 (about US$5) for spectators to K750 (about US$38) for the individual triathlon.

The year concludes with the RCV Music Awards on November 28th at Ciela, Bonanza, Lusaka. This event honors Christian artists and features a red carpet event with VIP and VVIP options available. Keep in mind that Zambia has no public holiday in November, so offices and schools operate normally throughout the month. Be sure to check the weather forecast for outdoor events and purchase tickets through the organiser's Tessera listing to avoid any issues.

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