Falling Finances Follows Trump’s Takeover of the Kennedy Center: Report
26-08-2026 19:39 via artnews.com

Falling Finances Follows Trump’s Takeover of the Kennedy Center: Report

At the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, ticket sales are dwindling with speed. On Tuesday, the Washington Post reported that in the 10 months following President Donald Trump’s takeover of the center, ticket sales and donations have tumbled.The performing arts venue is reportedly on track to fall nearly $100 million short of its revenue target, and center officials are predicting that this fiscal year’s revenue will miss its budget target by 70 percent, while contribut
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