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First publishedJul 31, 00:38 UTC
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The Kennedy Center in Washington in June. It has now ended free public tours of the facility.

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The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. stopped offering free public tours in June. The tours had been available to visitors without charge. Now visitors must pay for a tour or cannot tour for free.

Why it matters

This change affects tourists and locals who want to see the building for free. It may reduce access to a major cultural venue.

In brief
What did the Kennedy Center stop offering?
It stopped offering free public tours.
When did this change happen?
The change took effect in June.
Who is affected by this change?
Tourists and local residents who used the free tours are affected.
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