The "official" or regular weekend of the Potomac River Convention is the first Sunday in April and the Saturday before, except when Easter falls on this weekend. Note that the weekend defined in this manner may not always equate with the "first full weekend in April."
According to a policy set by Potomac River Convention organizers around two decades ago, if the regular weekend (defined above) coincides with Easter weekend, the Convention will be held on another nearby weekend to be decided on a case by case basis. The next years in which a conflict with Easter will occur are 2026, 2029, and 2037. In contrast, if the regular weekend falls on Palm Sunday, the Convention will take place as usual on its regular weekend. This will happen in 2031 and 2034. (We certainly assume that the Potomac River Convention will continue to be held during these years and ad infinitum.)
Recent experience has shown that when Palm Sunday falls on the same weekend as the Potomac River Convention, there is little or no reduction in Convention attendance, because most of the attendees are not committed church choir members. This was certainly the case in 2004, 2007, and 2012, when the convention turnout was excellent, particularly on Saturday all day and Sunday afternoon.