entertainment media, and the nightclub hosted more mainstream performers outside of the jazz genre. Frequent headliners Acoustic Alchemy named a track on their fourth album, Reference Point, after the venue. Peter White's 1996 album and title track were named after the venue. The nightclub closed in 2001 (with Brave Combo as the closing night act), exactly eighteen years after Ornette Coleman Day, and was converted into a restaurant, Reata at Sundance Square. Four Day Weekend, a comedy troupe, began performing in the theater before the nightclub closed, and continued operating the space as Four Day Weekend Theater. Discography See also List of jazz clubs List of record labels Notes and references External links Caravan of Dreams at fortwortharchitecture.com - About the structure that housed the venue (includes photos). Buildings and structures in Fort Worth, Texas Culture of Fort Worth, Texas Jazz clubs in the United States Record labels disestablished in 1990 Jazz record labels Economy of Fort Worth, Texas 1983 establishments in Texas 2001 disestablishments in Texas Defunct jazz clubs in the United States Music venues completed in 1983