Roundup of Bay Area events altered, canceled due to coronavirus threat
SAN FRANCISCO (KTVU) - Several events around the Bay Area have been impacted by the growing threat posed by the new coronavirus.
- Productions at the American Conservatory Theater suspended through the end of March.
- Performances at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts suspended through March 31.
- All events at Cal Performances are canceled through March 29.
- Opening Day for the A's and Giants postponed at least two weeks.
- San Jose Sharks games at SAP Center on March 19 vs. Montreal; March 21 vs. Boston; and March 29 vs. Arizona 1, and the 29 closed to the general public.
- Cal Athletics home events limited to essential personnel through March 29. Only student-athletes, coaches, sports medicine staff, game officials, operational and administrative staff, and credentialed media allowed.
- Productions at the Orpheum and Golden Gate Theatres (Hamilton and The Last Ship) canceled through Wednesday, March 25.
- Warriors home game vs. Brooklyn Nets on Thursday, March 12. No fans allowed.
- Giants vs. A's Exhibition game on March 24 canceled. It could be relocated.
- San Jose Earthquakes vs. Sporting Kansas City game on March 24 postponed.
- Tame Impala at Chase Center on March 13 postponed.
- Santa Cruz Warriors vs. Austin Spurs on March 14 moved to Santa Cruz.
- Post Malone at Chase Center on March 19 canceled or postponed (TBD).
- Bell Biv Devoe & Friends (postponed) on March 21 postponed.
This list will be updated as new information comes into the newsroom.