Editor’s note: This story has been evolving. On Saturday, March 14, San Manuel Casino and Pechanga Resort Casino announced temporary closures. On Sunday, March 15, Augustine Casino, Casino Pauma and Harrah’s Resort Southern California also announced that they were closing. With the fluid nature of the news, visit our casinos page for the latest updates.

With many large gatherings and events canceled or postponed due to the novel coronavirus, here is what the area’s casinos are doing about their concerts and large shows.

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We rounded up a list of which events have either been postponed or canceled and how to get refunds for them here. We also list some of the shows that are still ongoing through the end of March. This will be updated as we receive more information.

Agua Caliente Resort Casino Spa Rancho Mirage

March 14, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. Postponed until Dec. 5.

March 21, Thunder from Down Under. Still happening as planned.

March 22, The Stylistics featuring Peaches and Herb. Still happening as planned.

March 28, Saturday Night Dance Fever. Still happening as planned.

The casino announced that a March 14 Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons concert had been postponed to Dec. 5 at Valli’s request. People who can’t make the new date can get a refund from Agua Caliente’s box office starting at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 14, by either visiting the box office in person or calling 800-514-3849. Agua Caliente’s other upcoming shows do not appear to be postponed or canceled as of yet.

Casino Pauma

March 20, Ronnie Milsap. Postponed, date TBD

April 18, Firefall and Orleans. Postponed, date TBD

A message on Casino Pauma’s website encourages guests to check back for further details.

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Harrah’s Resort Southern California

March 12, Flogging Molly. Postponed, date TBD.

March 28, Bill Burr. Still happening as planned.

The Valley Center resort noted that Ticketmaster would provide information about rescheduling and “additional options for ticket holders.” A comedy show by Bill Burr scheduled for March 28 does not appear to have been canceled or postponed.

Soboba Casino Resort

March 20, Colin Jost and Nick Swardson. Postponed, date TBD.

Assistant General Manager Jason Cozart wrote that guests who purchased a ticket for the show could hold onto their ticket for when the show is rescheduled in the future or could have it refunded.

Fantasy Springs Resort Casino

March 14, Pitbull. Postponed, date TBD.

March 21, Hall & Oates. Postponed, date TBD.

March 27, Chaka Khan. Postponed, date TBD.

March 28, “Dancing with the Stars. Postponed, date TBD.

Spokesman Michael Felci said that people who purchased tickets can have those tickets honored for new dates or will have the option to get a refund by a certain date that has yet to be established. Felci said the shows will likely be rescheduled for the fall or early 2021.

Morongo Casino, Resort and Spa

March 14, Flogging Molly. Canceled.

March 19, “Shark Tank” auditions. Postponed, date TBD.

March 20, Marlon Wayans. Canceled.

March 22, Le Quyen. Canceled.

March 27, Rob Lowe. Canceled.

Tickets for those shows will be automatically refunded, according to a news release. The Cabazon complex also postponed auditions for the TV show “Shark Tank” scheduled for March 19 and an upcoming Morongo job fair.

Pala Casino, Spa & Resort

March 27, Dwight Yoakam. Still happening as planned.

Pala has not canceled any of its shows but is monitoring the situation, according to spokesman Doug Elmets.

Pechanga Resort Casino

March 13, Ana Gabriel. Postponed, date TBD.

March 15, Pitbull. Postponed, date TBD.

March 15, Chicago. Postponed, date TBD.

March 28, Chaka Khan. Postponed, date TBD.

April 4, Johnny Mathis. Postponed, date TBD.

April 5, Bell Biv Devoe. Postponed, date TBD.

April 11, T.K.O – Tawanan Kantahan Overload. Postponed, date TBD.

April 18, Sushi and Sake Festival. Postponed, date TBD.

A news release from spokeswoman Ciara Green said tickets will be honored for new dates or can be refunded through Ticketmaster if they were purchased online or from Pechanga’s box office if purchased on the phone or in person.

Spotlight 29 Casino:

March 13, One Gunn, One Love (Bob Marley Tribute). Canceled.

March 20, ABBAFAB (ABBA tribute). Canceled.

March 27, Mick Adams and the Stones (Rolling Stones tribute). Canceled.

A statement from the casino says that for people who purchased tickets to those shows by credit card, refunds will be automatically processed. For people who purchased their tickets with cash, cash refunds will be offered at the Spotlight 29 Box Office from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

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