School students and parents are in for a fun packed afternoon at the Fiji Showcase as the weather has improved.
Speaking to Fijivillage, the official mascot for the yearly event Cookie the Clown said that Mama Lou, Greg Frisbee and Brad Blaze are geared up to give a fun filled show this afternoon.
America's Strong woman Mama Lou will be taking to the stage at 5.45pm, Cookie the Clown at 6.30 and Brad Blaze at 6.30 and 8, with local band Cadra Ko Muana taking to the stage at 7pm.
Meanwhile, 25 year old Vilimoni Naborisi and Thomas Vulivuli both won return tickets to Australia after they put their names in the Pacific Blue Bin at the Fiji Showcase gates.
The Fiji Showcase doors at the Vodafone Arena are now open and will close at 9 oclock tonight, and every night a person's name is drawn through their entry tickets which they put into the box when they come to Showcase, to win a return ticket to Australia.
Fun Filled Show Expected
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