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These organizers, cleaners, and home decor will level up your spring cleaning. | Graphic by 6AM City
Spring is in the air, which means you might be feeling the itch to clean — we get it. Take advantage of the last day of Amazon’s Big Spring Sale to stock up on organizing and cleaning essentials.

Organize

Under Sink Organizers | $39.99 | Make that awkward space under your sink more useful.

Clear Storage Bins with Lids | $39.99 | Four multipurpose clear bins with lids.

Stasher Silicone Storage Bags | $104.99 $78.74 | The beloved reusable bag set is on sale.

32-Piece Airtight Food Storage Containers | $62.03 $45.97 | Get a great deal on a full set of pantry storage containers.

7-Piece Non-Slip Drawer Organizers | $18.99 $13.98 | Organize makeup, jewelry, or desk supplies with these sleek trays.

Water Bottle Organizer | $45.96 $23.99 | This product was made for the person with too many water bottles.

Clean

Crevice Cleaning Brush | $9.99 | Clean hard-to-reach places with these brushes.

Electric Spin Scrubber | $49.99 $44.99 | An electric cleaning brush that can scrub cabinets, showers, toilets, and carpets.

Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo | $259.99 $159.99 | A highly-rated vacuum and mop in one that will clean your floors for you.

Step-Open 10.6-Gallon Trash Can | $246 $97.76 | This stainless steel trash can is nearly 60% off.

Beautify

Artificial Monstera Plant | $90 $62.99 | Get a deal on a 43-inch tall artificial plant.

Insulated Glass Coffee Mugs | $34.95 | Refresh your mug set with double wall glass mugs.

Side Table with Charging Station | $45.99 $32.19 | Organize cords with a built-in charging station.

Cozy Throw Blanket | $15.99 $9.49 | Choose your favorite color and adorn the couch with this cozy blanket.

Note: Prices are subject to change.

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Events
 
Monday, March 25
  • “Running For Their Lives” | Monday, March 25 | 6:30-8 p.m. | Texas Union Movie Theater, 2308 Whitis Ave., Austin | Free with RSVP | Tune in for a panel with medical experts and professional athletes talking about health struggles women in sports face.
  • Matt Hansen | Monday, March 25 | 8 p.m. | ACL Live at 3TEN, 310 W. Willie Nelson Blvd., Austin | $18-$20 | Enjoy the “Something to Remember” Tour with special guests The 4411 and zachy.
Tuesday, March 26
  • Bike Night | Tuesday, March 26 | 6 p.m. | Circuit of the Americas, 9201 Circuit of the Americas Blvd., Austin | $10-$15 | Race around COTA’s F1 track on your own two wheels — kids are also welcome.
Wednesday, March 27
  • Jon Batiste | Wednesday, March 27-Thursday, March 28 | 8 p.m. | ACL Live, 310 W. Willie Nelson Blvd., Austin | $40-$95 | The Emmy-winning and Grammy-nominated musician was the former musical director for “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” and scored the Disney/Pixar film “SOUL.”
Thursday, March 28
  • Elizabeth Olds and Women Printmakers of the WPA Era | Thursday, March 28 | 6-7 p.m. | Harry Ransom Center, 300 W. 21st St., Austin | Free with RSVP | Learn about women printmakers from a panel of art curators, paired to the Ransom Center’s current exhibition on prints by Elizabeth Olds.
Friday, March 29
  • NCHM Annual Easter Egg Dye-o-Rama | Friday, March 29 | 12-4 p.m. | Neill-Cochran House Museum, 2310 San Gabriel St., Austin | Free | Eggs, dye, wax resists, and volunteer helpers will be provided at this day filled with crafts, live music, scavenger hunts, and lawn games.
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News Notes
 
Announced
  • “CMT Crossroads” will record an episode in front of the UT Tower on Friday, April 5 in anticipation of the CMT Music Awards taking place at the Moody Center that weekend. Register to attend the live performances by NEEDTOBREATHE and Jordan Davis.
Civic
  • Austin City Council unanimously adopted a resolution to increase the number of trees in ATX last week. Now, the Transportation and Public Works Department is directed to explore creating a “green infrastructure” team. (Austin Monitor)
Watch
  • Austin PBS will digitize all 50 seasons of “Austin City Limits,” amounting to hundreds of hours and 250,000+ photos of the iconic music series. The effort, part of a partnership with Google Fiber, will also extend to other local shows like “Overheard with Evan Smith” and “Taco Mafia.”
Ranked
  • Four Hill Country campgrounds were included in Campspot’s list of Best Campgrounds in America. The winners include New Braunfels’ Summit Vacation & RV Resort and Camp Fimfo, plus sites in Blanco and Canyon Lake.
Trending
  • Although UT men’s basketball is out of the NCAA tournament, UT women’s basketball is still in the game after defeating Alabama 65-54 Sunday night. Next, the team will compete in the Sweet Sixteen on Friday, March 29.
Sports
  • What does cornerback C.J. Henderson’s signing mean for the Texans? Get the biggest stories every day from the local experts of the Houston Texans with Locked On’s daily podcasts.
    Plan Ahead
    • Dance into prom season with ZACH Theatre’s production of “The Prom,” on stage Wednesday, April 3-Sunday, May 12. This musical comedy captures the power of love as four eccentric Broadway stars rally behind a small-town prom facing controversy. Buy tickets.*
     
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    ☀️ The days are getting longer
    People sitting at picnic tables on the dock outside Mozart's Coffee Roasters, with Lake Austin in the background.
    Sip some coffee to the tune of waves lapping against the docks. | Photo by @mymobile_captures
    Who’s ready for Spring Break? Our City Editors took Friday off to spend more time out and about in the Capital City — Figi grabbed a Baby Blue blueberry lemonade from Revival Coffee and London took her dog Baxter to Garrison Park.

    Today’s newsletter is designed to help you enjoy longer days in Austin — take a look at our favorite staycations and beautiful places to work outside, family friendly activities, recommended hiking trails, and our guide to rooftop bars.
     
    Asked
     
    Which city did US travelers Google most in 2023?
    A. Nashville
    B. New York
    C. Los Angeles
    D. Las Vegas
     
    The Buy
     
    A pack of the No. 1 best-selling Hanes Men’s Boxer Briefs, because they’re 30% off so you can stock up on new underwear. Each pair is made from cotton, breathable, and moisture-wicking. Pro tip: The sale ends tonight.
     
    Answered
     
    Where do you volunteer locally?
    Workers at a table in a kitchen assembling meals.
    Several of our readers also said they volunteer at food banks like Central Texas Food Bank. | Photo via Central Texas Food Bank
    We have to give our ATXtoday readers props.

    When we asked whether you volunteer with a local nonprofit, more than 80% of you told us that you either used to or currently volunteer regularly.

    Another 18% of our readers said they’ve never volunteered in ATX, but they’d like to try. If you’re in the same boat, here are a few ideas, courtesy of our readers, to get you started:
    • Susan has volunteered for Habitat for Humanity, Dress for Success, North Central Caregivers, Salvation Army, and HOST
    • Gris M. has volunteered for the Long Center, Paramount and State Theatres, Texas Center for Performing Arts, Waterloo Park and Moody Amphitheater, ZACH Theatre, SXSW, and the Texas Tribune Festival
    • Kimberly L. has volunteered for Any Baby Can, Temple Beth Shalom, and AMOA
    Y’all are amazing, and thanks for helping take care of our city.
     
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    I loved reading about all of the places our readers have volunteered around the city.

    I myself have really enjoyed volunteering for Keep Austin Beautiful in the past — it’s a great way to get outside while also keeping our lovely green spaces clean.
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