With only one hour left for the gates to the Vodafone Arena to open for the last day of the Fiji Showcase 2008, many are expected to take advantage of the last chance left to see Fiji's biggest trade and entertainment event.
Thousands of people have already entered the gates of the Vodafone Arena in the last six days with Total Event Manager Loretta Jackson saying it had so far been a success.
The gates to the Fiji Showcase open in the next hour and you will be able to watch The Frisbee Show with Greg Frisbee at 10.30am, the America's Strongest Woman at 10.45am and Magic on Canvas with Brad Blaze at 12.15pm.
Another reason to head to the Fiji Showcase is that you will be able to be like Professional Footballer Thomas Vulivuli who walked away with a return ticket to Australia by filling his name on Showcase ticket and dropping it the Pacific Blue Bins provided.
Final Day For Fiji Showcase 2008
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