The huge turnout at the Fiji Showcase 2009 shows that people need a break from their hectic everyday life.
Organiser and Total Event Company Manager, Loretta Jackson said over the past four days they have seen parents bringing in their kids just to enjoy the shows and even the booth owners are happy with the turn out.
The same sentiments were shared by Ashabhai, one of the leading wholesalers in the country and Company Rep, Faiyaz Mohammad who said they have had to re-stock their products nearly every hour.
Fiji Showcase 2009 is currently underway at the Vodafone Arena at Laucala Bay and gate will remain open till 9pm tonight.
Looking at the entertainment showtimes Mr Fungus takes the stage with his comedy mime show at 5.45pm, at 6.30pm people will get to see Cookie's Crazy Comedy show, The Big Balloon Show starts at 7.30 while the Great Gondos who have become a hit with the crowd will perform at 8pm.
And you can also access the times for all the entertainment on offer at Fiji showcase on our website Fijivillage.com
Booth owners happy with showcase turnout
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