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The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many events around the world to be cancelled or postponed due to a country's government imposed restrictions of large gatherings.[1][2] Among the most prominent events to be affected were the 2020 Summer Olympics, Expo 2020, UEFA Euro 2020 and Copa América 2020 which have been postponed to 2021,[3][4] and the Eurovision Song Contest 2020, which was cancelled entirely. A number of events have been modified to remove a live audience or to be purely held over teleconference.

Events cancelled[]

Award ceremonies[]

Conventions, conferences, and trade shows[]

According to a list on Techmeme, as of 20 July 2020, at least 64 tech events originally scheduled to take place in-person between July and December 2020 would be held virtually instead. Dozens of others have either been canceled or are pending rescheduling.[109]

Military events[]

  • Anzac Day marches in Australia were all cancelled.[110]
  • Defender of the Fatherland/Victory Day Parade in Kazakhstan[111][112][113]
  • Trooping the Colour in London[114][115]
  • 61st public duties season of the Ceremonial Guard of the Canadian Forces[116]
  • Bulgarian Armed Forces Day Parade[117]
  • Reunification Day Parade (Vietnam)[118]
  • 75th Vietnam National Day parade

Religious events[]

Main article: Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on religion

Sporting events[]

Main article: Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on sports

Other events[]

Events postponed or suspended[]

Award ceremonies[]

  • 15th Garshom International Awards, originally scheduled on 3 October 2020, at Melbourne Australia, postponed indefinitely[266][267][268]
  • 93rd Academy Awards (the Oscars), scheduled to take place on 28 February 2021, postponed until 25 April.[269]
  • 55th Academy of Country Music Awards, originally scheduled on 5 April, postponed to 16 September[270]
  • 63rd Annual Grammy Awards, originally scheduled on 31 January 2021, postponed to 14 March.[271]
  • 47th Daytime Emmy Awards, originally scheduled on 26 June 2020, postponed to 29 August 2021[272]
  • 31st Golden Melody Awards, originally scheduled on 27 June, postponed to 3 October[273][274]
  • 21st IIFA Awards, originally scheduled on 29 March and was to be held in Indore, postponed indefinitely[275]
  • 2020 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards, originally scheduled on 21 March, postponed to 2 May and was held virtually[276]
  • 2020 Billboard Music Awards, originally scheduled on 29 April, postponed to 14 October.[277]
  • 2020 Billboard Latin Music Awards[277]
  • 74th Tony Awards, originally scheduled on 7 June, postponed to 26 September 2021[278][279][280]
  • 26th Fryderyk - Polish Music Awards[281]
  • 2020 BAFTA TV Awards, originally scheduled for 17 May, postponed to 31 July.[282]
  • 2021 Star Awards, originally scheduled for 26 April 2020,[283] postponed to 18 April 2021.[284]
  • 2021 Chunsa Film Art Awards, originally scheduled for 27 August 2021, postponed to November 2021.[285]

Beauty pageants[]

  • Binibining Pilipinas 2020, originally scheduled for 26 April, postponed indefinitely[286]
  • Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2021, originally scheduled for 8 August, postponed indefinitely[287]
  • Miss Finland 2020, originally scheduled for 22 May, postponed to 25 July[288]
  • Miss Universe China 2020, originally scheduled for 8 March, postponed to 9 December[289]
  • Miss Universe Iceland 2020, originally scheduled for 29 May, postponed to 21 August[290]
  • Miss Universe Malaysia 2020, originally scheduled for 16 April, postponed to July 2020 on a later date[291]
  • Miss Universe Malta 2020, originally scheduled for 17 July, postponed to 28 August[292]
  • Miss Universe Philippines 2020, originally scheduled for 3 May, postponed twice, from 14 June to 25 October[293]
  • Miss USA 2021 state pageants
    • Miss Alabama USA 2021, originally scheduled for 9–10 October 2020, postponed to 8–9 January 2021[294]
    • Miss Georgia USA 2021, originally scheduled for 19–21 November 2020, postponed to 18–20 February 2021[295]
    • Miss Louisiana USA 2021, originally scheduled for 23–24 October 2020, postponed to 15–16 January 2021[296]
    • Miss Maryland USA 2021, originally scheduled for 7–8 November 2020, postponed to 17–18 April 2021[297]
    • Miss Mississippi USA 2021, originally scheduled for 22–24 October 2020, postponed to 11–13 March 2021[298]
    • Miss North Carolina USA 2021, originally scheduled for 6–7 November 2020, postponed to 5–6 March 2021, location temporarily relocated from High Point, North Carolina to North Charleston, South Carolina[299]
    • Miss South Carolina USA 2021, originally scheduled for 20–21 November 2020, postponed to 5–6 March 2021[300]
    • Miss Tennessee USA 2021, originally scheduled for 8–10 October 2020, postponed to 11–13 March 2021, location temporarily relocated from Clarksville, Tennessee to Tunica, Mississippi[301]
    • Miss Texas USA 2021, originally scheduled for 4–6 September 2020, postponed to 28–29 May 2021[302]

Conventions, conferences, and trade shows[]

  • 2020 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Spring Meeting & 16th Global Congress on Process Safety[303]
  • Comifuro 15, now postponed indefinitely.[304]
  • Comiket 99, originally scheduled for 28–31 December 2020, postponed to Golden Week 2021. A virtual event will be held during its originally planned dates instead.[305]
  • Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 2020, originally scheduled for 22–27 June in Kigali, Rwanda, postponed until at least 2021.[306][307]
  • Expo 2020, originally scheduled on 20 October 2020 – 10 April 2021, postponed to 1 October 2021 – 31 March 2022[308]
  • The IJCAI 2020 conference was postponed from July 2020 to January 2021.[309]
  • India Fashion Week, originally scheduled on 11 March in New Delhi, now postponed[310]
  • London 2020 International Stamp Exhibition originally taking place in May 2020, is postponed to February 2022.[311]
  • Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, postponed to 3–4 October 2020[312]
  • Milan's Men Fashion Week, scheduled for 19–23 June, postponed to 19–23 September 2020, concurrently with Women Fashion Week[313]
  • Minecraft Festival, originally scheduled for 25–27 September 2020, now postponed to late 2021[314][315]
  • 2020 New York Auto Show, originally scheduled for 10–19 April, now postponed to 28 August – 6 September 2020[316]
  • TED 2020[71]
  • The Science of Consciousness, originally scheduled 12–18 April 2020, now postponed (tentative) to 12–19 December 2020[317]
  • SMASH!, originally scheduled 18–19 July 2020, now postponed to an undisclosed date[318]
  • Sustainable Energy for All in Kigali, Uganda, originally scheduled 26–28 May 2020, now postponed to 16–18 February 2021[319]
  • 2020 Tehran International Book Fair[320]
  • Venice Biennale of Architecture, originally scheduled to run from 23 May until 29 November, opening now postponed 29 August[321]
  • Wikimania 2020, postponed until 2021[322]
  • White House Correspondents' Dinner, originally scheduled 25 April 2020, now postponed to an undisclosed date[323]
  • 2020 World Esperanto Congress (Universala Kongreso de Esperanto) in Montreal, originally scheduled 1–8 August, rescheduled for the summer of 2022[324][325]

Gaming and competitive programming events[]

Military events[]

  • Milan 2020, originally scheduled for 18–28 March 2020[340]
  • Anzac Day services in New Zealand, scheduled for 25 April, will be cancelled and the red poppy collection postponed due to the health risk. This is the first time since 1916 that Anzac Day services have not been held.[341]
  • Events on the 75th Diamond Jubilee of the capitulation of Nazi Germany in the Second World War
  • Võidupüha parade and festivities[348]

Music and arts events[]

See also the categories Festivals cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic and Music events cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
A sign about the closure and cancellation of various events in Winston-Salem

Pitchfork and 1Krowd have regularly updated lists of canceled and postponed music festivals, concerts, and tours, and temporarily closed venues.[383][384]

Political events[]

See also: Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on politics
  • 36th ASEAN Summit and related summits, originally scheduled for 8–9 April; postponed to end of June[385]
  • Basque and Galician elections (Spain), both scheduled for 5 April[386][387]
  • 2020 Bolivian general election, originally scheduled for 3 May, postponed to 6 September[388][389]
  • 2020 Conservative Party of Canada leadership election[390]
  • 2020 French municipal elections[391] — Second Round
  • 2020 Georgia Democratic Primary, originally scheduled for 24 March; postponed to 19 May[392]
  • 2020 Green Party of British Columbia leadership election[393]
  • 2020 Hong Kong legislative election was originally scheduled on 6 September 2020 until it was postponed by the government for a whole year to 5 September 2021.[394]
  • 2020 Indian Rajya Sabha elections[395]
  • 2020 Indiana Democratic primary, originally scheduled for 5 May; postponed to 2 June[396]
  • 2020 Italian constitutional referendum, originally planned on 29 March, but postponed to 20–21 September[397]
  • 2020 Kentucky Democratic primary, originally scheduled for 19 May; postponed to 23 June[398]
  • 2020 Kiribati parliamentary election, originally scheduled for 7 April
  • 2020 Liberal Democrats leadership election[399]
  • 2020 Louisiana Democratic primary, originally scheduled for 4 April; postponed to 20 June[400]
  • 2020 Maryland Democratic primary, originally scheduled for 28 April; postponed to 2 June[401]
  • 2020 New Jersey Democratic primary, originally scheduled for 2 June; postponed to 7 July and will[needs update] primarily be a vote-by-mail election[402]
  • 2020 New York Democratic primary, originally scheduled for 28 April; postponed to 23 June[403]
  • 2020 Northern Cypriot presidential election, scheduled for 26 April; postponed to 11 October[404]
  • 2020 North Macedonian parliamentary election, scheduled for 12 April[405]
  • 2020 Ohio Democratic primary, originally scheduled for 17 March; postponed to 2 June[406]
  • 2020 Parti Québécois leadership election[407]
  • 2020 Puerto Rico Democratic primary, originally scheduled for 29 March, rescheduled for 26 April[408]
  • 2020 Quebec Liberal Party leadership election[409]
  • 2020 Romanian local elections, originally scheduled for 7 June, rescheduled for 27 September[410]
  • 2020 Russian constitutional referendum[411]
  • 2020 Serbian parliamentary election, originally scheduled for 26 April[412]
  • 2020 Sri Lankan parliamentary election, originally scheduled for 25 April[413]
  • 2020 Syrian parliamentary election, originally scheduled for 13 April; postponed to 20 May[414]
  • 2020 United Kingdom local elections, including the 2020 London mayoral election, postponed to 2021[415]
  • 2020 United Nations Climate Change Conference (Glasgow), originally scheduled for 9–12 November, postponed to 2021 on a possible earliest date[416]
  • Village elections in New York, originally scheduled for March[417]

Religious events[]

Sporting events[]

Main article: Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on sports

Other events[]

  • The 2020 International Mathematical Olympiad in Saint Petersburg, Russia is postponed from July to September 2020.[420]
  • The Sanja traditional festival in Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan, originally scheduled to occur from 15 to 17 May, was postponed to 16 to 18 October.[421]
  • The launch of Unicode 14.0, originally having been scheduled for March 2021, was delayed by 6 months to September 2021.[422]
  • The 2020 Race for Life was due to take place in summer 2020, but was supposed to be delayed until the autumn. It is now being rescheduled for summer 2021.[423]
  • On 21 January 2021, it was announced that the Feria Nacional de San Marcos in Aguascalientes, Mexico would be canceled for the second year in a row.[424]

Events modified[]

Award ceremonies[]

  • 8th Canadian Screen Awards in-person ceremony cancelled and was changed into virtual winner reveal.[425][426]
  • Juno Awards in-person ceremony cancelled on 12 March 2020, was changed into virtual ceremony.[427][428]
  • The MTV Video Music Awards conducted in a pre-recorded performance stages in Los Angeles and New York City.[429]
  • The Primetime Emmy Awards conducted in a remote format, with a skeletal crew was held at Staples Center.[430]
  • The 12th Annual Shorty Awards in-person ceremony cancelled, but it was held virtually.[431]
  • 33rd European Film Awards - originally planned in Harpa, Reykjavík, Iceland,[432] was moved to an online event.[433]
  • The 22A Quebec Cinema Awards were presented virtually following the cancellation of the live ceremony.[434]

Conventions, conferences, and trade shows[]

  • Anthrocon 2021 was converted to an online event.[435]
  • The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference[436] was conducted online.
  • The ASPLOS 2020 conference was changed to an online conference.[437]
  • Calgary Expo 2021 was limited to 25,000 tickets and postponed to 10–12 September.[438]
  • Comic-Con@Home 2020 replaced the 2020 San Diego Comic-Con and was held online 22–26 July.[439]
  • Comivuro will be held as a virtual event version of Comifuro.[304]
  • Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2021 will be an full-digital event.[440]
  • Dragon Con 2020 was changed into a virtual event in September.[441][442]
  • E3 2021 would be shifted to all-online format and be held on 15–17 June as scheduled.[443]
  • Game Developers Conference converted into free streamed event during scheduled days and a new postponed event, GDC Summer.[444][445]
  • GrafanaCon 2020 changed to a two-day online live streaming event instead of conference in Amsterdam.[446][447]
  • The ICALP and LICS 2020 conferences will be held online[448]
  • The ICLR 2020 conference was changed to an online event.[449]
  • The ICML 2020 conference was changed to an online conference.[450]
  • The International Conference on Database Theory 2020 was changed to an online conference.[451]
  • The International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV) 2021 will be held online.[452]
  • The 32nd annual KansasFest convention for Apple II users was held online 24–25 July.[453]
  • Microsoft Build developer event will be conducted online only.[454]
  • MWC Barcelona 2021 will be limited to maximum 50,000 attendees and be held on 28 June – 1 July.[455]
  • LibrePlanet 2020 was converted to a virtual conference five days prior to the event.[456]
  • The SIGMOD/PODS 2020 conference was changed to an online conference.[457]
  • The World Meteorological Organization's 2020 RA IV Hurricane Committee was abbreviated and held virtually.[458]

Gaming events[]

  • 2020 Overwatch League, all in-person events cancelled, but matches to continue online with scheduling changes and no crowds[459]
  • 2020 League of Legends championship Series[329] (matches continued online)[460]

Music and arts events[]

  • Burning Man replaced its in-person event with a collection of online experiences (the "Multiverse") across various platforms, including websites and presences on virtual reality communities (such as AltspaceVR).[461][462][463]
  • Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2020: There was no live audience for the final on 7 March 2020.[464]
  • The Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2020 was conducted in a remote format, with performances from studios in each participating country, and a skeleton crew presenting the contest from Warsaw, Poland.[465]
  • The same scenario as above applied to the Turkvision Song Contest 2020, which utilized remotely-filmed performances and was hosted from Istanbul, Turkey in an online format.
  • The Eurovision Song Contest 2021 was held in Rotterdam, Netherlands, with social distancing measures in place.[466] Australia participated via a pre-recorded performance from Sydney, while Iceland used rehearsal footage after a member of its group tested positive for the virus.[467][468]

Political events[]

  • 2020 U.S. Democratic Party presidential debate #11 (15 March 2020): The Democratic National Committee initially announced that the debate would be held with no studio audience or third-party press at its originally-planned venue in Arizona Federal Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona.[469] To reduce unnecessary travel, the DNC later announced that the debate would be relocated to the Washington, D.C. bureau of its host broadcaster CNN instead.[470]
  • 2020 Democratic National Convention: Initially, the convention was downsized and relocated from Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee to the nearby Wisconsin Center, with only 1,000 attendees and delegates conducting official business remotely (but later reduced to 250 due to local health orders).[471][472] It was to feature a mix of content from Milwaukee and other locations, including Joe Biden and Kamala Harris formally accepting their nomination on-site. On 5 August, it was announced that the in-person events had been cancelled, and that Biden and Harris would instead accept their nominations from Biden's home state of Delaware.[473][474][475] The Wisconsin Center was instead used as a host broadcast facility and a location for speeches conducted by local politicians, with all other speeches being presented from various locations across the country.[476][477] The programming was hosted from a studio in Los Angeles,[478] while Biden and Harris performed their acceptance speeches from the Chase Center on the Riverfront in Wilmington, Delaware. None of the speeches had an in-person audience,[479] although Biden and Harris made an in-person appearance to a drive-in audience outside the Chase Center after his acceptance speech for a fireworks show.[480] The roll call featured delegates presenting their votes from locations in their home states.[481]
  • 2020 Republican National Convention: Originally expected to be held in Charlotte, North Carolina, on 2 June president Donald Trump announced that its festivities would be moved to a different location, as Governor Roy Cooper would not allow it to be held in-person at-capacity.[482] The RNC later announced that in-person festivities would be moved to Jacksonville, Florida (with Trump's acceptance speech at the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena), but that official business would still take place in Charlotte with a reduced agenda.[483][484] On 23 July, Trump announced, amid a surge in Florida, that the Jacksonville components of the convention had been cancelled.[485] 332 delegates attended the official meeting in Charlotte on 24 August, where Trump and Vice President Mike Pence made in-person speeches during the roll call. Most of the speeches were pre-recorded[486] in Washington D.C., primarily from the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium.[487] The final two nights featured speeches by Pence and Trump from the South Lawn of the White House, in front of a crowd of 1,000 guests.[488]
  • Philippine State of the Nation Address (27 July 2020): Physical attendance during the annual presidential speech at the Batasang Pambansa Complex was limited to 50 people.[489]
  • Inauguration of Joe Biden (20 January 2021): Only 1,000 people attended the inauguration mostly from the United States Congress, with traditional inaugural festivities conducted virtually, as in the 2020 Democratic National Convention.[490]

Sporting events[]

Main article: Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on sports

Other events[]

  • April General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints originated from a small auditorium on Temple Square. The music for each session had been prerecorded, and attendance at each session was restricted to the First Presidency and those speaking at or praying during that session.[491]
  • The Chelsea Flower Show in London was held as a virtual display only.[492]
  • The 177th performance of the Passion Play of Iztapalapa in Mexico City, with an expected attendance close to 2 million people, was held without an open-air procession or a fair. Instead, it was performed in a closed space and with a reduced number of actors. The municipal government of Iztapalapa announced its intention to broadcast it on television and via internet for people to watch at their houses.[493]
  • The 2020 Summer Olympics torch relay started in Olympia, was held with no spectators, included 31 Greek towns and cities were to visit as scheduled, but several were cancelled on the second day in the Greek route; the handover ceremony in Athens was also held without spectators.[494]
  • Most public events tied to Earth Hour, an annual climate change campaign, were cancelled or scaled back (with the World Wide Fund for Nature recommending substitutions of "virtual" events where applicable), but the actual dimming of landmarks still occurred. The WWF stated that "in the midst of the COVID-19 health crisis, we need to stand together now more than ever to safeguard our future and the future of our planet."[495][496]
  • Cemeteries in China agreed to bar visitors for traditional grave visits on the Qingming Festival in 2020.[497]
  • The wedding of Princess Beatrice of York and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi was set to take place on 29 May 2020 at the Chapel Royal of St James's Palace.[498] It was to be followed by a private reception hosted by Queen Elizabeth II in the gardens of Buckingham Palace.[498] A spokesperson for the couple confirmed on 16 April 2020 that the wedding would be held at a later date and it was later announced the wedding would be held on 17 July 2020 on a private ceremony.[499][500]
  • The 55th Singapore National Day Parade featured a modified "morning" and "evening" performances taped and broadcast in the heartlands and several sites instead of the planned location at The Float @ Marina Bay. Number of performers are reduced and preview shows will also be suspended.[501][502]
  • The Miss Earth 2020 was held virtually rather than in-person, due to worldwide travel restrictions in the Philippines, the programming was presented on a studio in Manila, while the judges were pre-recorded in their homes and all of the delegates took place remotely in their home countries.[503]
  • The in-person CyberPatriot XII National Finals Competition (2020) was cancelled and replaced with a virtual event around two months later. CyberPatriot is the National Youth Cyber Defense Competition. The event was originally scheduled for 19–23 March 2020 in Bethesda, MD. However, the in-person event was cancelled on 12 March 2020, and a virtual event was announced. In the coming weeks and months, plans for the virtual competition event materialized and was eventually finalized for 2 May 2020 in which competitors competed at home with online communication tools.[504][505]
  • The funeral of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh was held on 17 April 2021 at Windsor Castle, but scaled down, only 30 guests were invited, due to COVID-19 restrictions in England took place.[506][507]
  • The 2020 Summer Olympics opening ceremony was held on 23 July at Japan National Stadium, but scaled down with fewer than 1,000 attendees invited mostly local and foreign dignitaries due to the COVID-19 restrictions in Japan amid banning spectators.[508]

See also[]

  • Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cinema
  • Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on television
  • Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on sports
  • Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the video game industry

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