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The Kennedy Center on June 13. Tarps cover the area where President Donald Trump’s name used to be. (Robb Hill/For The Washington Post)

Kennedy Center says it will stay open for now, but is not booking new shows

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The Kennedy Center’s leaders confirmed in a court filing that the building will remain open to the public beyond July 5, the day they had planned to close it for two years of renovations. Executive Director Matt Floca on Friday filed a court-ordered update laying out plans to maintain public access to the building, though the center’s executives say it will not be booking or scheduling new shows.

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