The final countdown has begun before the gates to the Fiji Showcase 2008 close in the next hour.
Organizers for the event, Total Event Company have revealed that all the shows have finished and the time remaining is for the public to take advantage of the sales and bargains on offer.
They have also revealed that people have walked away from the event happy as they have really enjoyed their outing at this year’s Showcase and credit also goes to the overseas entertainers who have won the hearts of people of Fiji.
Americas Strongest Woman, Mama Lou who said this is her first trip to the country stunned the crowd with her feats of strength, Greg Frisbee did the unimaginable and juggled knives with his hands on fire, and the public go the chance to see magic on canvas with Brad blaze and finally have a laugh with Fiji Showcase mascot cookie the clown.
The gates to the Vodafone Arena close in the next hour.
Final Countdown For Fiji Showcase
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