The Fiji Showcase 2009 offers visitors a chance to be able to check out a diverse range of goods at one time.
Total Event Company who organised the 9 day event said that they have seen people take advantage of this event and they have made sure to incorporate health stalls.
Manager Lorretta Jackson said that this year they have the National Diabetes Foundation and even FRIENDS which will give people a chance to be able to learn about their health.
Meanwhile, Shreedhar Motors Manager Sanjay Achari, one the car companies at the Fiji Showcase reveals that people have indeed taken advantage of the Showcase.
Looking at the Entertainment on offer at the Nivea Wednesday, 1pm is Mr. Fungus Mime Show, then at 1.45pm the Great Gondos take to the stage, at 2.30pm we will have the Dare Devil Comedy Show by Canadian James Johnson while at 3.30pm we will see Cookie the Clown take to the Stage.
Gates to the Fiji Showcase 2009 open at mid-day and close at 9pm.
Diverse range of goods at one time
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