The Vodafone Arena in Laucala Bay is buzzing with excitement as people enjoy a weekend to remember at the Fiji Showcase 2007 with a special gospel extravaganza getting underway this hour.
Village News was at the arena and spoke to a number of people who have been amazed by the huge items on offer and the international entertainers.
The Fiji Showcase will for the first time feature a Gospel Extravaganza that has 3 local bands performing Gospel hits.
Eagles Wings opens the show this hour followed by Sekope Raikoro who will perform from 2pm to 3pm and Delaidokodoki will take center stage from 4 to 5pm this afternoon.
And Burl the Bubble man who has been packing the stands will perform in the next 15 minutes and again at 6pm.
The Amazing African Acrobat Act will perform next at 3:15 and again at 7pm and you can catch shows by Cookie the Clown at 2:45pm and 6:45 this evening.
The admission for adult is $3 and $2 dollars for children.
Showcase Buzzing With Excitement
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