With Fiji's biggest trade show the Fiji Showcase 2010 closing in four hours time, more than 50,000 people have passed through the gates of the Vodafone Arena to experience the atmosphere of 135 exhibitors and world class entertainment.
Total event Manager Loretta Jackson said the Fiji showcase 2010 gates closing time has been extended compared to previous years to give a chance to those who have yet to attend the showcase.
Jackson said people can expect the best on this final day of the showcase.
Looking at the last entertainment tonight, at this hour on the inside Digicel entertainment stage is Cookies Crazy Show, in the next 45 minutes is the Majik Box with Dr Rhythm and Petey Majik on the outside stage and they will be performing again on the inside stage at 7.30pm, at 6pm is the Rubber Band Boy on the inside stage and the last entertainment for the Fiji Showcase 2010 will be from the USA Break Dancers at 8pm.
Gates to the Fiji Showcase 2010 close at 9pm.
Over 50,000 people pass Fiji Showcase
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