People have five hours to rush down to the Fiji Showcase 2007 to take advantage of the bargains and entertainment on offer.
Organisers Total Event Company Manager Loretta Jackson is urging people to come down.
There are over 110 booths and you can go see Burl the Bubble Man at 1pm and at 3pm while the Amazing African Act Show is going on right now and at 2.45pm. Cookie The Clown will be on stage at 1.30pm and at 4pm.
Roseeta the friendly Giant will be walking about at this hour and at 2.30pm.
A total of 60 000 people have passed through the gates for the last seven days and the numbers are expected to increase today.
The Showcase happens only once a year and for you tp experience these bargains and the ever changing entertainment, take time out to visit this event on its last day.
The gates will close at 6 tonight.
5 hours before Showcase 2007 closes
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