Day three of Fiji’s biggest trade show and over 7000 people have passed through the gates to enjoy the entertainment, food and booths on offer at this year’s Fiji Showcase.
Organizer and Total Event Company manager Loretta Jackson said more people are expected to come to Fiji Showcase tonight as they still have four more hours to enjoy the fun.
Meanwhile, 17 year old Charles Qeretabua, the lone male singer in the Gospel group Eagles Wings that performed at the Digicel Sound Stage, said singing has always been in the family and coming to Showcase is a dream come true for the group.
On the other entertainment available, at 5.30pm the public will get to enjoy Cookie's Crazy Crazy Comedy show, at 7.00pm people will be able to see how Canadian James Johnson through big balloon show gets people into a 6 foot balloon and at 8pm The Great Gondos take the Digicel Sound Stage with their acts which will freak people out.
The gates to the Fiji Showcase close at 9pm tonight.
Gospel group performs at Showcase
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