Bad weather has thrown a wrench in the plans for Arlington's highly anticipated outdoor bash. The Arlington Parks and Recreation Department's first-ever Rec 'N Roll event, set to roll out this Sunday, has been axed due to an unfavorable weather forecast. Those looking forward to the event will have to mark their calendars for a later date, as the gathering is now teed up for Sunday, May 19 at Bob Cooke Park, according to Arlington Parks and Recreation.

Details from the event's organizers suggest they were set to offer a variety of recreational activities, aiming to provide fun and fitness to the community. But, with the forecast predicting storms, the decision was made swiftly to cancel. The Arlington Parks and Recreation noted on its Facebook page, "EVENT UPDATE: East's first Rec 'N Roll event scheduled for Sunday, May 5 has been cancelled due to an unfavorable weather forecast   Join them at Bob Cooke Park on May 19!" ensuring that safety was the guiding force behind this postponement.

The Rec 'N Roll event promises to bring an array of activities for all ages, geared up to celebrate the spirit of community and outdoor engagement. From recreational games and fitness challenges to food trucks and live entertainment, the event is designed to seamlessly infuse the local park with the vibrancy of a community fair. The family-friendly gathering is part of the larger initiative by the city to encourage an active lifestyle and communal bonding.