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Several artists have canceled performances at the Kennedy Center after its board voted to add President Donald Trump’s name, renaming it “The Donald J. Trump and The John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts.” Jazz group The Cookers, dance company Doug Varone and Dancers, and folk singer Kristy Lee cited concerns over division, artistic values, and the symbolism of the change. More cancellations followed, including longtime performers, while others resigned from leadership roles earlier this year. Kennedy Center President Richard Grenell dismissed the backlash as politically motivated and threatened legal action over financial losses. The move has sparked legal challenges, criticism from Democrats, and strong opposition from the Kennedy family, who argue federal law bars renaming the national memorial.