Out of an abundance of caution, organizers of the Age of Chivalry event have made the difficult decision to cancel all scheduled activities for Sunday, October 11. The decision comes following updated forecasts from weather officials predicting severe conditions, including wind gusts reaching up to 55 mph. High winds of this velocity pose significant safety hazards to temporary structures, outdoor installations, and festival grounds, creating unsafe conditions for attendees, performers, staff, vendors, and community partners.

"The safety and well-being of our participants, dedicated staff, and partners is always our highest priority," said Patrick Almeido, Director of Clark County Parks and Recreation. "While we are disappointed to cancel Sunday's festivities, operating under such dangerous wind conditions presents risks we simply cannot take. We deeply appreciate the community’s support and understanding."

All event grounds, performances, and vendor booths will remain fully closed on Sunday. Detailed information regarding ticket refunds, credits, or exchanges will be communicated directly to ticket holders via email within 48 hours, and attendees are encouraged to monitor www.lvrenfair.com and official social media channels at @lvrenfair for further announcements. Event organizers extend their sincere gratitude to all the artisans, reenactors, volunteers, and visitors who helped make the festival a success, and thank everyone for their cooperation during this safety-driven decision.