Customers and the Apple Carnegie Library team celebrate the opening on Saturday morning.
Apple Carnegie Library and the new DC History Center opened this morning, returning the library to the Washington, D.C. community as a center for learning, discovery and creativity.
Hundreds of people joined together to celebrate the restoration of the historic building to the community.
Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO, celebrates the opening with the Apple Carnegie Library team.
Deirdre O’Brien, Apple’s senior vice president of Retail + People, joined the store team to welcome the first customers.
Avenues allow visitors to get hands-on with the latest products in the reading rooms.
Apple Carnegie Library has over 200 employees, almost half of which are D.C. residents.
Today at Apple sessions are hosted at the Forum, a double-height atrium featuring an updated skylight.
Artist Jamila Okubo draws on an iPad in the Forum during her Today at Apple session.
Today at Apple has sessions for everyone at every skill level in music, photography, coding, design and more.
A customer tries out an iPad in one of the store’s reading rooms.