SXSW Music 2014 Program Guide
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SXSW 2014 Music & Media Conference | 11 Paper Covers Rock* *And Film. And Interactive. Consider The Austin Chronicle your most comprehensive source for South by Southwest news, events, and updates. Hit our mobile site for daily dispatches from the Fest and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and Foursquare. Plan the Fest with our NEW Calendar app, stay fueled up with our Restaurant Guide, and get red carpet access through our photo galleries. Check us out at austinchronicle.com/sxsw or pick up the Chronicle at more than 1,800 locations throughout Austin. And Edu. And Eco. And The Austin Music Awards. And The Texas Film Awards. Comedy. Sports. Style. Gaming. And practically every restaurant, bar and food trailer in the city. And beyond the Festival: The nitty gritty in local politics. Our Hot Sauce Festival. The Official Best of Austin. Our Annual Food Issue. And don't forget local and international soccer … austinchronicle.com n mobile: austinchronicle.com/m n twitter: @ChronSXSW SXSW OVERVIEW EVE MCARTHUR | 1943-2013 PHOTOS COURTESY OF ERIN MCARTHUR HANS WATSON Eve joined the SXSW staff in 1989, the third year of the event, as the Volunteer Coordinator. She became the Office Manager, and was named Director of Operations in 1998, putting her in the top tier of SXSW's management. Her professional background included time spent at the Dallas Theater Center, where she performed in a production of What Price Glory? and worked in costume design on The Tempest. Later she was employed as a flight attendant for American Airlines and as Executive Director for the Center for Battered Women. Eve was part of the Lubbock migration to Austin in the '70s, led by artists Butch Hancock, Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Joe Ely. She and her family were very close to Tommy and Charlene Hancock and their daughters, whose musical acts the Supernatural Family Band and the Texana Dames, were the center of a large extended circle of friends and relatives. Eve's open-hearted West Texas demeanor made her a friendly voice and a natural organizer for SXSW. She implemented the first health care package for SXSW employees and was deeply involved in forming SXSW's sustainability policy, which led to the founding of SXSW ECO, our annual event focused on environmental issues. Eve retired in 2010, and became Director Emeritus, but remained involved in SXSW activities. She is survived by her daughter Erin McArthur and son Aiden Cohen. Eve at the first SXSW Eco in 2011