A running list of canceled events from the coronavirus outbreak

The novel coronavirus continues to spread across the United States and the world, causing widespread fear and concern.

• Several key events in entertainment, sports and politics have been canceled, delayed or moved because of the ongoing crisis.
• Upcoming events will face a tough question. Health officials recommend social distancing. So should organizations cancel their conferences and events to stop the spread of the coronavirus?
• We’ve put together a running list of events that have been canceled since the outbreak began.

This story will be updated.

Sports

• The NBA season has been temporarily suspended.
• The NCAA canceled the NCAA Tournament.
• MLS season has been postponed.
• MLB delayed Opening Day by at least two weeks and canceled spring training.
• The NHL paused its season.
• US Soccer canceled all men’s and women’s soccer national team events for March and April.
• The Big 10 Tournament was canceled on Thursday.
• The SEC tournament has been canceled.
• The WAC canceled its basketball tournament.
• Six Nations and Women’s Six Nations rugby matches postponed.
• U.S. Ski and Snowboard canceled all remaining domestic events.

Cultural events:

• Ireland canceled its St. Patrick’s Day parade.
• Boston canceled its St. Patrick’s Day parade.
• Manhattan postponed its St. Patrick’s Day parade.
• International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts canceled its festival.
• Facebook canceled its F8 developer conference.
• Qualtrics announced it would rescheduled its upcoming conference.

Entertainment events:

• Disney Parks closed Disneyland, Disney California Adventure.
• South by Southwest festival was canceled.
• Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival has been postponed until October.
• “The View” will be taped without an audience.
• “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” will be filmed without an audience.
• “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” won’t have an audience.

Movies:

• “No Time to Die” has been postponed.
• “A Quiet Place 2” has been postponed.
• “F9” — the ninth “Fast and Furious” film — has been postponed.