President Donald Trump said Sunday that the Kennedy Center could temporarily close for roughly two years to undergo construction.

President Donald Trump announced Sunday that he will close Washington's Kennedy Center for two years from July for construction, amid artist cancellations and boycotts protesting his cultural agenda.

The move comes amid major fallout from Trump's takeover of the cultural complex, including the Washington National Opera leaving after more than 5 decades.

President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that he will be temporarily closing entertainment operations at the Kennedy Center for "approximately" two years. He claimed in a post to his social media platform that it's for "Construction,

President Donald Trump, after affixing his name to Washington, D.C.’s Kennedy Center and prompting multiple artists to cancel their performances the arts center, said he has decided that the facility must be shut down for two years to undergo a “complete rebuilding.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday he planned to close the John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts for two years for reconstruction starting in July.

President Donald Trump plans to temporarily close the Kennedy Center for construction this summer, furthering his effort to remake the venue he rechristened the Trump Kennedy Center. "This important decision,

The Kennedy Center will close for renovations on July 4 for about two years, President Trump announced Sunday. The big picture: The president's announcement comes after a wave of event cancellations at the D.