The Trump administration indicated in a court filing on June 19, 2026, that it is contemplating a 'partial closure' of the Kennedy Center, despite a ruling from U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper that mandated the performing arts center remain open. The judge's decision followed a vote by the institution's board that was deemed improper, which aimed to shut down the center.
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Trump Administration Considers Partial Closure of Kennedy Center Despite Court Ruling
The Trump administration is exploring the possibility of a partial closure of the Kennedy Center, as stated in a court filing. This consideration comes after a court ruling that required the center to remain open, following an improper vote by its board to shut it down.
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Trump administration says it’s considering ‘partial closure’ of Kennedy Center despite judge’s order
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Trump Administration Considers Partial Closure of Kennedy Center Despite Court Ruling