A decision has been made to shut down a well-known performing arts venue due to financial struggles and a naming controversy. This move follows a ruling by a federal judge that prohibits the addition of a certain name to the building or grounds. The judge's decision was made after it was deemed that the name was previously added illegally.
Further details about the situation are available, including the circumstances surrounding the judge's ruling and the events that led up to the decision to close the venue.
The closure is a result of ongoing issues, and more information can be found through other sources.
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