The Excitement is building and with only five days left the Vodafone arena is already buzzing with activity as preparations for the Fiji Showcase 2008 enter into its final stages.
With over 70 booths inside the main arena, the Public will not only get some of the best bargains but entertainment like never seen before in the country.
The 2008 Fiji Showcase which starts on Saturday, will see international entertainers like Cookie the Clown and Greg the Frisbee Show entertain the kids and everyone will get a chance to see an attempt by Americas Strongest Woman, Mama Lou who will try and set a record by trying to see how many telephone phone books she can rip in half, while hanging upside down.
Apart from that, the public will be able to see local talent at its best with local bands like Seva ni Lomai and other providing daily entertainment and also witness dancing at the FM 96 Dance.
The Fiji Showcase 2008 will begin this Saturday at 10am at the Vodafone Arena.
Excitement Builds As Showcase Nears
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