420 Day as a palindrome won't happen again for 1,000 years.
While most Americans prepare for the upcoming April 8 solar eclipse, marijuana enjoyers will be preparing for the "stoner eclipse" when April 20, commonly known as the unofficial holiday dedicated to celebrating and smoking marijuana, is celebrated as a palindrome this year. The trippy event won’t happen again for another millennium, with the next 420 palindrome happening on April 20, 3024. Many weed enthusiasts have already begun celebrating the particular date's rarity.
The National Day Calendar designates April 20 as 420 Day, an annual celebration where cannabis producers, consumers, and advocates come together to commemorate and enjoy marijuana. Previously considered unconventional, this day now serves as a unified call for the "Once an unconventional day, the day has become the rallying cry of those who seek to legalize marijuana for medicinal and recreational uses," the National Day Calendar writes on its website.
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