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Austin Oita Sister City Committee will host a summer festival on Sept. 20 where attendees can watch cultural performances. (Courtesy Austin Oita Sister City Committee)

Free museum admission and live music festivals: 15 events to check out in Austin Sept. 19-21

By Katlynn Fox, Dacia Garcia, Grant Crawford, Amanda Cutshall, Grace Dickens

Events range from live music performances to boat competitions and dumpling workshops.

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