One of the realities of the world of pool is that to get internationally elite players to American events, tournaments, which may or may not be related other than being in a single geographic area, must be bundled on the schedule.
1. At Derby City, there are now five legitimate competitions
DCC Bank Pool
DCC One Pocket
DCC Nine Ball
Big Foot 10-ball
Straight Pool Challenge
2. The Southern Classic weeks now offer
Southern Classic Bank Pool
Southern Classic One Pocket
Southern Classic Nine Ball
Southern Classic 10-ball
Ultimate 10ball
3. The BCAPL weeks now offer this lineup
Hard Times 10-ball
US Open One Pocket
US Open 10-ball
US Open 8-ball
4. The world 14.1 event just completed had this lineup
World 14.1
Steinway Open
Ginky Memorial
Here in the Northeast US, where more 14.1 is played than anywhere else, a new 14.1 event would somehow have to be bundled with other events on the schedule.
The other significant and recurring events in the Northeast are Super Billiards Expo and Turning Stone.
Looking for a Window
If one looks closely at the schedule, Turning Stone took place from January 10-13 and Derby City began, I think on January 25. Derby City is during the last week of January every year, so if Turning Stone will have an event every January, too, the slot in between might be a good one for a new 14.1 event.
My choice, therefore, is mid-January between Turning Stone and Derby City.