CleanTechnica held its first major event, the Hawaii Sustainability Expo & Electric Home Show, in April, drawing approximately 1,300 attendees. The event featured roughly 80 eco-friendly vendors and a dozen elected representatives. Visitors could test drive 7 electric vehicles and view 20 additional EVs in a dedicated showcase. The expo included an ebike track and nontoxic children's activities. The publication is now exploring ways to bring similar sustainability expos to additional towns. The format combines education, product demonstrations, and community engagement around clean energy and sustainable living practices. By featuring multiple electric vehicle options for testing and showcasing, the event aimed to increase public familiarity with EV technology. The inclusion of elected officials suggests the expo also served as a platform for policy discussion around sustainability initiatives. The breadth of vendors and activities indicates a comprehensive approach to sustainability topics beyond just transportation, encompassing home electrification, bike infrastructure, and family-friendly environmental engagement.