Apple is expanding its 50th anniversary celebrations to three new countries following successful events in the US, China, and South Korea. Canada will host a talk with professional figure skater Elladj Baldé as part of the Today at Apple program, though specific store locations and timing remain unconfirmed. The sessions continue Apple's month-long global commemoration of its April 1st milestone, emphasizing creativity and innovation.

France will feature four Today at Apple sessions at the prestigious Champs-Élysées store on March 25-26, with notable participants including DJ Myd, graphic designer So Me, SOPORI FM, and Boombass. Meanwhile, Thailand's session at Bangkok's Iconsiam store on March 21 is already full, with artist Molly Crybaby teaching creative expression through Procreate on iPad and Apple Pencil, transforming emotions into artistic characters.

Each gathering highlights how Apple products fuel creativity, aligning with the company's "50 Years of Thinking Different" theme. The global celebrations demonstrate Apple's strategy to connect with local communities while showcasing its ecosystem. Events emphasize the intersection of technology and artistic expression across diverse cultural contexts, with Baldé having previously recorded his skating videos using the iPhone 17 Pro's Dual Capture mode.