Opportunities Are Lining Up at These Grand Junction Job Fairs

Residents looking for seasonal, full-time, or part-time work in Western Colorado have two great opportunities coming up soon. A seasonal job fair is about to take place in Grand Junction this month, and a career fair is on the way in April.

Keep scrolling to find out more about both events and how to prepare. Both opportunities are known for a track record of drawing serious employers and job seekers alike.

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Seasonal Hiring Event at Lincoln Park Barn

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The seasonal hiring event at the Lincoln Park Barn is scheduled for Tuesday, February 17, 2026, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Hosted by the City of Grand Junction, the event is seeking seasonal, part-time, and entry-level workers for parks, recreation, and support roles. Opportunities may range from customer service roles to maintenance and lifeguard positions. Bring your resume, ask questions on the spot, and in some cases, schedule an interview.

Western Colorado Career Fair at the Grand Junction Convention Center

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The April Career Fair at the Grand Junction Convention Center is one of the largest recruitment opportunities on the Western Slope this spring. It takes place on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Organized by the Mesa County Workforce Center and Colorado Mesa University, you can speak with representatives from industries such as healthcare, education, energy, government, and private industry. Bring your resume for a chance to network, schedule an interview, and find out more about a wide range of openings.

How to Prepare and Get the Most Out of Both Events

Showing up prepared to talk about yourself and how you might help an employer makes a big difference. You can take advantage of services from the Mesa County Workforce Center for help with a resume, interview prep, and job-fair readiness workshops leading up to major hiring events. Bring a few copies of your resume, and have an idea of who you would like to speak with. Planning follow-ups with the people you meet can turn a short conversation into a real opportunity to get hired.