People from all walks of life are expected to gather at the Annual Fiji Street Party with Vodafone and Fijivillage to welcome the New Year tomorrow.
Fijivillage caught up with members of the public and majority said that the street party has become a traditional celebration for them and that they are expecting something bigger.
Organizers Total Event Company manager Loretta Jackson said the Annual Street Party with Vodafone and Fijivillage will cater for everyone.
Jackson said the event has a strong family focus with a non alcoholic and safe environment.
Meanwhile Rohit Latchan, General Secretary of the Fiji Bus Operators Association said buses will run till 1am for those travelling to and from the street party.
The Annual Fiji Street party with Vodafone and Fijivillage will be held tomorrow from 7pm till 1am at Albert Park.
Story by: Filipe Naikaso, Sneh Chaudhry and Sofaia Koroitanoa
All walks of life expected at Street Party
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