I am not sure about upcoming events, but if you have a phone I would highly recommend Stellarium. It helps identify everything and you can change your view based on time and location.
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Wow this app is also available for my Linux computer AND its open source according to their website. I'm in love!
I subscribe to Canton Becker's Moon Phase and Astronomy Calendar. Import into your calendar app to see Moon phase, planetary events, and meteor showers.
Turn Left at Orion is a great book to have alongside your scope! I believe it is broken down into seasons and what is viewable at those times.
I use Starwalk 2