Kennedy Center Faces Board Vote Over Trump-Driven Renovation Shutdown

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The Kennedy Center board will vote on a plan to close the center for two years for renovations, as proposed by President Trump, with the start date set for July 6. A federal judge required transparency and allowed ex officio member Rep. Joyce Beatty to participate and voice opposition, though not vote. The meeting materials released ahead of the vote provide few concrete renovation details beyond the closure and potential changes, fueling ongoing legal and political debate about the center’s future and leadership.
- Kennedy Center Board to Vote Monday on Trump’s Proposed Closure The New York Times
- Trump administration must provide Kennedy Center renovation plans to board members before key closure vote, judge rules CNN
- Judge rules Democratic lawmaker must be allowed to attend Kennedy Center board meeting NBC News
- Trump admin ordered to let Joyce Beatty join Kennedy Center meeting The Columbus Dispatch
- Lawmaker who accused Trump of Kennedy Center snub missed invite in spam folder The Hill
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