Provisional Calendar of Events for 2013
Please note that this is a provisional listing of events happening in Livingstone for 2013. Some of these events, exact dates, times and venues are still to be confirmed and more events to be listed.
For events that require registration, or tickets to be purchased, this facility will be available here on our website in due course. For further information please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Support BBC Comic Relief's Zambezi Challenge
to help educate Zambian children...
The BT Red Nose Challenge: Hell and High Water expedition can be sponsored at rednoseday.com/Zambezi. Mr O’Briain’s exclusive diary updates will be on telegraph.co.uk/adventure from Monday, 28 January.
March 2013
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April 2013
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May 2013
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Livingstone Memorial Day David Livingstone died in Zambia on 1 May 1873, after spending half his life exploring the African continent. |
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David Livingstone Bicentenary Golf Tournament. This has been moved to later in the year. |
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25–27 |
African Freedom Day weekend |
June 2013
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The 2013 Put Foot Rally: “The greatest social rally on the face of the earth.” The Put Foot Rally is an epic 18-day African adventure that sees 40 crews take to the open roads of Southern Africa to experience our continent in its purest and wildest form. Crews will start off from the Start Line in South Africa: in the heart of the Mother City, Cape Town. They will then head off to checkpoints at Namibia’s Etosha Park, Zambia’s Victoria Falls, Malawi’s Lake Malawi and Mozambique’s tropical paradise. At each checkpoint crews will indulge in the indigenous flavours of local cuisine and traditional beverages while partying the night away to the rhythm that beats the African drum, before retiring to their individual spaces under the African night-sky.
Most importantly, the rally utilises social media platforms to raise money for the Put Foot Foundation. More than R590,000 was raised in 2012. Read More...
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Livingstone International Cultural Arts Festival Neighbouring countries through which Livingstone travelled, plus the UK, Seychelles, Zimbabwe and others have been invited to participate in this fun, vibrant, colourful international part of the bicentenary celebrations. Street carnival, cultural dancing, African drumming, national stands, arts and crafts, food stalls and lots more. Read More.. |
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29 – 2 Jul |
Fishing Competition Full details to follow. |
July 2013
| 1-2 | Fishing Competition continues. |
August 2013
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Agricultural weekend promises to be lively with The Barefeet Theatre bringing dance, drumming, street theatre and acrobatics to town as well as their acclaimed play Tujuka must die. And for music lovers, To be confirmed by Event organiser Alli Shenton.
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Motocross Enduro Rally Come and join us for a fun weekend for all the family. |
September 2013
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The 5th Zambezi International Rowing Regatta Oxford and Cambridge alumni men and ladies eights battle it out on the Zambezi alongside teams from South African Universities. The Zambezi Boat Club, Livingstone, Zambia. 09h00 - 15h00
Come and join us. Tickets on sale at the gate. For further information please contact
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October 2013
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28 – 2 Nov |
Zambezi River Festival : Run by TheZambezi.com, this is a week of exciting kayak races, competitions, prizes and parties on one of the greatest rivers in the world. Join in the fun. For further information visit: thezambezi.com |
November 2013
| 15-16 | 2-day K1 Canoe Challenge on upper Zambezi culminating on 16 November. We are hoping to have a small group of elite K1 kayakers come to Livingstone to take part in this event. |
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Grand Finale River events, and memorial on Livingstone Island. This is the date that Dr Livingstone first viewed the Falls, from Livingstone Island. We are planning something special to round off the bicentennial celebrations. |
Other Events Worldwide
There are also events happening elsewhere around the world - the UK, Malawi, South Africa and elsewhere. These events are being coordinated in the UK by David Livingstone 200. They have been extremely helpful to us and Zambia and we are working closely with them to help mark this memorable occasion worldwide.
We are also working closely with The David Livingstone Centre in Blantyre, Scotland, where David Livingstone was born and lived until he was 16.


Trail Cycling
Ultra Marathon
Motocross
Fishing Competition

