The Fiji Showcase 2010 is a chance for the public to be able to get to see history as well as Fijian handicraft.
In the Vodafone arena, one of the 135 booths that has attracted attention is the Fiji Times booth where pictures from the 1960s to date are pasted up for the public to see the various changes that have happened over the years.
Marketing manager Foto Ledua said that many that have visited their booth have been surprised as they have found photographs of their great grand fathers and forefathers.
Meanwhile, Handmade Fiji owner Pele Clarke whose booth has a variety of handmade accessories and jewelry, said that the public will get to see how they can use their artistic talent to make a living.
Gates to the Fiji Showcase 2010 opens at mid-day today at the Vodafone Arena.
Showcase a chance to view history and fijian handicraft
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