Kennedy Center Weighs Trump-name Inscription as Renovation Plans Move Forward

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The Kennedy Center’s board voted to inscribe President Donald Trump’s name on the building and to close the venue for about two years to complete a roughly $250 million renovation, a move that could clash with a federal court order demanding the name’s removal. The plan aims to finish by summer 2028 and would address structural issues and upgrades across the building, with a faster, quieter completion than a staged approach that would cost more and take longer. Preservationists criticized the project, while a judge who previously halted the shutdown left open the possibility of reconsideration after further review.
Topics:entertainment#arts-and-entertainment#donald-trump#federal-court-order#inscription#kennedy-center#renovation
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