The board of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington has voted to proceed with a plan to temporarily close the main building for renovations and to inscribe former President Donald Trump's name on the facade. This decision comes despite a federal order requiring the removal of his name from the signage. The board, which consists mainly of individuals appointed by Trump, plans to keep the Reach, a newer addition to the campus, open for limited programming and to serve as a memorial to John F. Kennedy. The New York Times was the first to report on the board's decision.
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Kennedy Center board votes to proceed with renovations and name inscription
The board of the Kennedy Center has voted to move forward with renovations and to inscribe Donald Trump's name on the building, despite a federal order for its removal. The main building will be temporarily closed, while the Reach will remain open for limited programming.
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Kennedy Center board votes again to renovate building and inscribe Trump’s name on it – report
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Kennedy Center board votes to proceed with renovations and name inscription