Here are the major events that have been cancelled due to the outbreak of the coronavirus so far

SXSW was cancelled on March 6 over concerns about the spread of the coronavirus.

Source: Business Insider

Adobe cancelled its annual live summit because of growing concerns about the coronavirus. Instead, the entire event will take place online.

Source: Adobe

REV'd Up Media Summit will also take place online to prevent the spread of the virus.

Source: Rev

HIMSS, a health-technology conference in Orlando was also canceled.

Source: CNBC

Several major corporate conferences have been canceled or postponed because of the outbreak, including F8, Facebook's annual conference for developers. F8 is Facebook's biggest event of the year, and it's set to be replaced with local events and live-streamed content.

Source: Business Insider

Facebook also canceled its annual Global Marketing Summit in San Francisco, which was supposed to host 5,000 people.

Source: Vox

The Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, which is the biggest smartphone conference of the year, was canceled after major companies including LG, Amazon, Sony, Ericsson, Facebook, Nvidia, MediaTek, Sprint, and Vivo pulled out of the event because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Source: Business Insider

Workday's annual internal sales conference is going to be a virtual event, as the in-person conference was canceled due to the outbreak.

Source: Business Insider

The Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Fransisco was canceled because of the outbreak after major companies like Sony and Microsoft pulled out of the event.

Source: Vice

EmTech Asia, a conference in Singapore about business and technology, has been postponed to August because of growing concerns about the coronavirus.

Source: EmTech Asia/Twitter

Google News Initiative Global Summit, Google's annual news conference, was canceled because of the outbreak.

Source: CBS News

The Trump administration postponed the ASEAN Summit in Las Vegas, which connects the leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian nations.

Source: Inc., CBS News

Shopify canceled its annual developer conference, Unite, because of the outbreak.

Source: Financial Post

Semi, which is a global organization that includes companies that are vendors of semiconductor production systems and materials, canceled its Semicon conventions in Korea and China due to concerns about the coronavirus.

Source: EE Times

It's not just conferences that are getting canceled and postponed — Tokyo's famous cherry blossom festival was canceled because of the outbreak ...

Source: The Points Guy

... and so was Okinawa's Azalea Festival.

Source: Okinawa Stripes

Ultra Music Festival, which takes place in July in Miami, was also cancelled due to growing concerns about the coronavirus.

Source: Variety

Venice authorities canceled the last two days of the historic Venice carnival because of the outbreak.

Source: Business Insider

Several St. Patricks Day parades across Ireland were canceled due to the outbreak.

Source: BBC

Several fashion shows for Paris and Milan's fashion weeks were canceled, including Giorgio Armani's.

Source: The Guardian, The Cut, WWD

Meanwhile, the Shanghai fashion week will still go on, but instead of in-person with a live audience, the event will be live-streamed online because of concerns about the coronavirus.

Source: US News

The outbreak is affecting sporting events too. Formula One's Chinese Grand Prix has been postponed because of the outbreak.

Source: Business Insider

The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) canceled three tournaments in Asia because of concerns about the coronavirus ...

Source: Reuters

... and the Professional Golf Association (PGA) Tour Series-China was canceled altogether.

Source: Reuters

Similarly, the World Athletics Indoor Championships will be postponed until 2021 because of the outbreak.

Source: Reuters

The Dalai Lama has canceled all upcoming public events indefinitely because of the outbreak.

Source: The New York Times

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