Which events are canceled due to coronavirus? Full list – WWD

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The coronavirus has spread to more than 80 countries, including the United States, Iran, Italy, Japan and South Korea, since the start of the epidemic in the city of Wuhan in China's Hubei Province in late January – and its impact is felt in a myriad of industries.

The virus, which has affected around 101,300 people and caused 3,451 deaths, is now behind several other cancellations and postponements in other sectors, including technical conferences and music festivals. These cancellations have led many to speculate on the major event that the virus will affect next, with some wondering the fate of the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics. COVID-19 has deeply shaken the fashion world, moving international fashion weeks, upcoming trade shows and other events around the world.

WWD has compiled a list of major events that the public believes will be canceled in light of the COVID-19 epidemic. Read on to see the status of many upcoming events in the fashion, film and music industries.

Beautycon: not canceled

The organizer of the beauty festival, Beautycon, is expected to host its Los Angeles festival from August 1 to 2 and its New York festival on October 31 and November 1. Organizers are also planning a Tokyo version of the festival later this year.

The company declined to comment on any plans to go ahead with all of the festivals.

Festival de Cannes: not canceled

The Cannes Film Festival has not been canceled and will run from May 12 to 23.

The festival has released a statement Deadline on its decision of March 5, declaring: "We understand the concern expressed following the postponement of the Cannes Series and the cancellation of MIPTV, but nothing today indicates that the Festival de Cannes will not take place. "

On March 6, the organizers issued a statement on its website stating that the official selection of films will be revealed at a press conference on April 16 by President Pierre Lescure.

CFDA prices: not canceled

The Council of Fashion Designers of America has confirmed that it is going ahead with its CFDA Awards, which will be hosted at the New York Public Library on June 8.

CFDA Bridal Week and Men’s Fashion Week: not canceled

The CFDA also confirmed that New York Bridal Week in April and Men’s Fashion Week in June are not canceled.

Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival: Not Canceled

Coachella has not been canceled and will continue to operate for two consecutive weekends – April 10-12 and April 17-19 – in Indio, California.

According to Los Angeles Times, Riverside County Director of Public Health – where Indio is located – Kim Saruwatari said on March 4 that the county is monitoring the epidemic and will make decisions accordingly.

"One of our tasks is to investigate any significant events in the county over the next few months, and we have reached out to the organizers for conversations," she said. "We are not ready to pull the trigger on anything, but we want to make sure that we can protect the community."

Facebook F8 Developer Conference: Canceled

Facebook has canceled its annual F8 developer conference scheduled for May 5-6 in San Jose, California. The conference brings together developers and creators from around the world to discuss the future of technology.

The director of Facebook platform partnerships, Konstantinos Papamiltiadis confirmed the news in a blogpost February 27.

Frieze New York: not canceled

The Frieze New York Art Fair is still open on February 27, May 7-10.

A spokesperson confirmed the news to Artnet, declaring: "We are going ahead with plans to make the show go as planned."

Google Cloud Next: Canceled

Google has canceled its Cloud Next conference – which focuses on enterprise cloud technology – slated for April 6-8 in San Francisco.

Instead, the company hosts a Google Cloud Next: Digital Connect option, which is a free, multi-day event that people can virtually access where they can broadcast speeches and sessions.

Met Gala: Not canceled

Sources close to the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art have confirmed that the Met Gala will continue on May 4 in New York. This year's theme is "About time: fashion and duration".

Summer Olympics: not canceled

Olympic officials have not yet canceled the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics, which are slated to start on July 24 and last for about two weeks.

From March 3, the International Olympic Committee plans to continue the Summer Games, with IOC President Thomas Bach, Twitter: "The IOC remains fully committed to the success of the Olympic Games # Tokyo2020. I encourage all athletes to prepare for the games with "all the steam". "

San Diego Comic-Con: not canceled

Comic-con organizers have not canceled its San Diego Comic-Con, arguably one of its biggest national conventions. The conference will take place from July 23 to 26.

A spokesperson said TVLine that the organizers "are working with the local authorities regarding the situation of COVID-19 and continue to follow developments closely."

SXSW: canceled

The City of Austin has canceled the SXSW scheduled for March 13-22 in Austin, Texas.

Organizers issued a statement on his website on March 6 with the news, stating, "We are exploring options to reschedule the event and are working to provide a virtual SXSW online experience as soon as possible for 2020 attendees, starting with SXSW EDU. "

Ted2020: canceled

TED canceled its TED2020 conference in Vancouver from April 20 to 24. The organizers will postpone the conference for July or hold it virtually, depending on the BBC.

Tribeca Film Festival: not canceled

The Tribeca 2020 Film Festival in New York continues, with dates scheduled from April 15 to 26.

"We are closely monitoring the coronavirus situation," said a Tribeca spokesperson in a statement. "If we receive relevant information that compels us to make changes to the Tribeca Film Festival which runs from April 15 to 26, we will provide an updated statement. At the moment, there is no direct impact on our festival. "

Ultra Music Festival: Canceled

The annual EDM festival scheduled for March 20-22 in Miami has been canceled. He postpones the festival from March 26 to 28, 2021.

Festival organizers issued a statement on the cancellation on his website on March 4, stating: "We fully understand how extremely frustrating this is because many of you are looking forward to Ultra, having already made travel arrangements. However, this is an unprecedented issue that is not taken lightly, and we must continue to turn to the authorities for advice. "

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