Big Fresno Fair Holds Interviews for 400 Jobs Thursday

By Anya Ellis

Published 2 years ago on

August 22, 2023

If you are looking for work, head to the Fresno Fairgrounds on Thursday.

The Big Fresno Fair is looking to fill 400 positions for its 2023 run, which begins Oct. 4 and wraps up Oct. 15.

The job fair is 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at the Commerce Building, 1121 S. Chance Ave. Applicants can park free in the Chance Avenue lot.

Fair managers are seeking parking and admission ticket sellers, ticket takers, parking attendants, customer service representatives, janitorial staff, maintenance staff, horse racing staff, security guards, concessions staff, and museum docents. Volunteer opportunities also are available.

What to Bring With You

Applicants must bring a photo ID. Applications will be available to fill out, but job-seekers are encouraged to download and fill out applications ahead of time at www.fresnofair.com/employment and make copies. Copy machines will be available on-sight as well.

Business casual attire is strongly recommended. In addition, the fair is looking for employees with strong work ethics and high levels of customer service.

Additional Information

For more information, call (559) 650-FAIR, email info@fresnofair.com, or visit www.FresnoFair.com.

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Anya Ellis,

Multimedia Journalist

Anya Ellis began working for GV Wire in July 2023. The daughter of journalists, Anya is a Fresno native and Buchanan High School graduate. She is currently at the University of California, Berkeley, majoring in film and media studies and minoring in creative writing. She plans to pursue her masters in screenwriting after graduating. You can contact Anya at anya.ellis@gvwire.com.