The Fiji Showcase 2011 will be a child's fantasy dream come true.
That is the promise of the four overseas entertainers who will be at Fiji's biggest trade and entertainment show.
Fiji Showcase Mascot, Cookie the Clown said he will be attempting to perform a trick that he has never done in the last 18 year's since he came to Fiji.
For the Highly Flammable duo of fireman logs and fireman Dan, they say they have a surprise for everyone.
And for New Zealand's crazy Cheerleader, Minnie Maniac - all she wants is to show people how life can be exciting.
The gates to the Fiji Showcase 2011 opens at mid-day today and the first act being that of Minnie Maniac at 1.30pm.
Story by: Paradise Tudrau
Fiji Showcase 2011 promises loads of fun
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