Apple announced today that it will resume “Today at Apple” in-person lectures at Apple Stores across the United States. Starting March 7, Apple will resume in-person events in time to celebrate Women’s History Month. Apple invites music lovers and creators of all skill levels to their local Apple Store to explore remixing music in GarageBand with Lady Gaga’s music.
During the free 30-minute class, participants will try out Live Loops, Remix FX, and more to create a unique version of Lady Gaga’s song Free Woman. Participants can register now at apple.co/remix-lady-gaga.
Apple had paused its “Today at Apple” campaigns due to the global health crisis, started continuing them on YouTube, and continued to upload videos about using an iPad and Apple Pencil in the Pages app to draw itself as a “Peanut” character, using Night Mode takes and edits “another world” photos, creates looping videos in the Clips app, takes portrait photos, and captures expressive pet portraits.
Apple briefly attempted to restart the talk around August 2021, but later pulled it out due to a resurgence of COVID-19, but resumed its “Today at Apple” offline event in Europe in September 2021. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman recently reported that Apple is planning to resume a series of offline events immediately, while also dropping the mask mandate in accordance with local health guidance.