The Kennedy Center starts work to add Trump's name onto the building

ABC NewsFriday, December 19, 2025 at 6:21:58 PM
The Kennedy Center starts work to add Trump's name onto the building
  • The Kennedy Center has begun the process of adding former President Donald Trump's name to the building, following a unanimous vote by its board to rename the venue to the Trump Kennedy Center. This decision marks a significant branding shift for the renowned performing arts institution.
  • The renaming reflects a notable association with Trump, who has been involved with the Kennedy Center in various capacities, including hosting the Kennedy Center Honors and presenting awards to honorees. This move may influence public perception and attendance at the venue.
  • The decision to rename the Kennedy Center has sparked a range of reactions, from comedic critiques by late-night hosts to discussions about the implications of associating a cultural institution with a polarizing political figure. This development highlights ongoing debates about the intersection of politics and the arts, as well as the evolving role of public institutions in contemporary society.
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