August 24 • 7:00
Kerouac's Road: The Beat of a Nation
Upstate Films
Orpheum Theatre, 156 Main St, Saugerties, NY 12477
For one night only, the 94-year-old David Amram plays a few songs and presents this new insightful documentary which examines how Jack Kerouac's iconic novel On the Road continues to resonate in contemporary America, interweaving stories of modern-day travelers with insights from those influenced by or connected to the legendary author. Featuring appearances by Josh Brolin, W. Kamau Bell, Michael Imperioli, Natalie Merchant and David Amram, it reframes Kerouac's work for a generation seeking meaning beyond conventional success

August 31st •
Bradstock XXXII
Camp Pa Qua Tuck,
2 Chet Swezey Road, Center Moriches, NY
Amram performs (with his Quintet) for the 24th year at this two-day multi-stage music and arts festival

https://www.bradstock.org/

September 19 - 21 •
The Village Trip
Greenwich Village, NYC
David Amram, now in his eighth year as Artist Emeritus, will be participating in events all weekend.

Friday, September 19th
7:00 pm
Village Voices
St. John’s, 18 W 11th Street
World premiere of Five American Voices, a setting of words by great American writers composed by David Amram and featuring James Martin, Lynn Raley, William Anderson and Michael Cameron

Sunday, September 21
7:00 pm
Bernstein Remix: New Artists Reimagine the Maestro's Words and Music
The Loft at City Winery, 25 11th Ave. (at 15th St.)
David will also be featured in a Leonard Bernstein weekend. At Bernstein Remix, new artists re-imagine the Maestro's Words and Music. Featuring Janis Ian and David Amram and curated by Jamie Bernstein

October 9 - 13 • 37th Lowell Celebrates Kerouac
Lowell, MA
Amram will be hanging out and performing multiple times during the weekend.

September 11th
7:00 pm
Many Worlds/No Walls
Middlesex Community College, Donahue Family Academic Arts Center, recital hall, 240 Central St.
Kerouac collaborator David Amram and his jazz band (Kevin Twigg, Rene Hart, Jerome Harris and Adam Amram), along with guest classical soloists Yoshiko Kline and Kenneth Randofsky, perform a program of music covering the many overlapping worlds of David Amram and Jack Kerouac including pieces by J.S. Bach, David Amram and readings of Kerouac's works.

September 12
1:30 pm (sign-up at 1:00)
Annual Amram Jam
Fuse Bistro, 45 Palmer St
Bring your Kerouac inspired poem or prose to read while accompanied by David Amram, Adam Amram, Kevin Twigg, Jerome Harris, and Rene Hart. Emceed by Wireless Mike Flynn

October 14 • Portraits for Violin,Viola , Cello and Piano
Carnegie Hall, Weil Auditorium
Near 154 West 57th Street, NYC
The NY Piano Quartet will play David Amram's Portraits for Violin, Viola, Cello and Piano