Events in United States
The occasions United States celebrates, and the sound each one needs.
The US events calendar mixes national holidays such as the Fourth of July and Thanksgiving with big sporting dates, music festivals and strong wedding and corporate markets. Demand varies by region and season: outdoor events peak from late spring to early autumn, while holiday parties and conferences fill the winter months. Permits and sound ordinances are set by each city or county.
Occasions and events in United States
- Super Bowl and watch parties
February: Early February for the Super Bowl; watch parties run through the season
Big-screen watch parties in bars, homes and event spaces.
- Mardi Gras and street festivals
February: Mardi Gras falls in February or March, depending on the date of Easter
Parades, marching bands and street parties, with events in New Orleans and beyond.
- Music festivals and SXSW
March: SXSW is held in Austin in March; music festivals run from spring to autumn
Showcases, pop-up stages, brand activations and festival stages.
- Graduation and prom season
May: Late spring, roughly April to June
Ceremonies, open houses, proms and homecomings at schools and colleges.
- Fourth of July
July: 4 July every year
Parades, barbecues, concerts and fireworks in cities, towns and neighbourhoods.
- Halloween parties
October: 31 October, with events through the month
House parties, club nights, haunted attractions and community events.
- Thanksgiving and holiday parties
November: Thanksgiving is the fourth Thursday of November; holiday parties run through December
Family gatherings, company holiday parties and community events.
- Quinceañeras, sweet sixteens and mitzvahs
Year-round, with peak weekends in spring and summer
Coming-of-age celebrations with dances, speeches, DJs and live music.
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