As we enter day four of the 2007 Fiji Showcase at the Vodafone Arena, organisers Total Event Company has confirmed that over 27,000 people have already visited the event so far and many want to come back this week to take advantage of the biggest trade and entertainment show in Fiji.
Total Event Manager Loretta Jackson said they are expecting huge crowds as families come in numbers to enjoy the event.
Today's entertainment will be provided by Burl the bubble man with shows at 1.15pm, 4.45pm and at 6.30pm.
Cookie the Clown will also be performing at 5.30 pm and he will also be doing a walk about through the arena meeting people.
The Amazing African Acrobat Act will be performing at 3.45pm, 6pm and 7pm.
Local band Domo Ni Cakau will also be performing at 5.30pm to 6.30pm with Viti FM's Mike and Momo show. The gates open at midday today and will close at 8 in the evening.
27,000 Pass Through Fiji Showcase on First 3 Days
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