The Kennedy Center announced on Thursday an indefinite pause on free public tours of the performing arts venue. This decision was quickly revised, clarifying that the pause would only last a few days.
Currently, the center remains accessible to visitors, yet its long-term prospects are unclear. The institution has halted the scheduling of new performances, causing uncertainty among employees. Staff members are anticipating updates on potential partial or complete closure for maintenance and repairs, which further contributes to the center’s uncertain future.
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