\n Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne\u2019s 2026 North Texas Job Fair will take place August 6 at Globe Life Field in Arlington | Image via Rep. Beth Van Duyne\/X <\/p>\n
Job seeker registration is now open for the 2026 North Texas Job Fair<\/a>, with hundreds of employers already signed up for the annual hiring event at Globe Life Field in Arlington.<\/p>\n The job fair will take place Thursday, August 6, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Globe Life Field, located at 734 Stadium Drive.<\/p>\n U.S. Rep. Beth Van Duyne (R-Texas) announced Monday that registration is open at MyNTXJobs.com<\/a>, where job seekers can sign up to attend the free event.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udea8The countdown starts now for our 2026 North Texas Job Fair! \ud83d\udea8<\/p>\n Mark your calendars for Thursday, August 6, and join us at Globe Life Field in Arlington for one of the largest hiring events in North Texas!<\/p>\n Last year, more than 500 employers and organizations connected with\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/dh7pZavnK8<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne (@RepBethVanDuyne) June 1, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Van Duyne said the 2026 event already has 300 businesses registered, representing about 10,000 jobs.<\/p>\n \u201cThis year we are already at 300 businesses registered \u2014 way ahead of where we were at this point last year \u2014 and they are already accounting for about 10,000 jobs,\u201d Van Duyne told The Dallas Express. \u201cEmployers like DFW Airport, American Airlines, U-Line, Toyota, Lockheed Martin, 7\/11, Omni, Vistra Energy, PNC Bank, and Children\u2019s Health are already signed up, just to name a few.\u201d<\/p>\n Major Hiring Event Returns<\/p>\n The North Texas Job Fair has grown into one of the largest workforce and hiring events in Texas since launching in 2021, according to the event website.<\/p>\n The 2025 event drew more than 500 employers and organizations and more than 35,000 attendees.<\/p>\n As previously reported<\/a> by The Dallas Express, last year\u2019s job fair featured thousands of openings across industries including healthcare, manufacturing, aviation, energy, law enforcement, government, and nonprofits.<\/p>\n Van Duyne said the event has become a major service for North Texans seeking work and employers looking for talent.<\/p>\n \u201cIn many ways, the NTX Job Fair represents the best of North Texas coming together,\u201d Van Duyne told The Dallas Express. \u201cNo other Congressional office in the country even attempts to orchestrate this kind of massive employment event for the people they represent \u2014 but it has been such an important service that we are dedicated to making it better every year.\u201d<\/p>\n Jobs Across Experience Levels<\/p>\n \u201cIn past years, 30% of the job openings have been for six-figure positions,\u201d Van Duyne told The Dallas Express. \u201cThere are opportunities for every level \u2014 from first-time job seekers to C-suite candidates, part-time to full-time, with strong benefit packages and real career trajectories.\u201d<\/p>\n Van Duyne said the event has helped connect more than 100,000 North Texans with companies and organizations over the past four years.<\/p>\n The event website says employers at the 2026 job fair span industries including aviation, aerospace, defense, healthcare, finance, law enforcement, logistics, manufacturing, government, education, energy, construction, and skilled trades.<\/p>\n Van Duyne said the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has treated the job fair as an annual recruiting stop.<\/p>\n \u201cI remember the Army Corps of Engineers telling me this is the only job fair they participate in every year and they have always been able to fill the positions they have open \u2014 many of which are highly technical engineering positions to build out reservoirs and requiring specialized architecture experience,\u201d Van Duyne told DX.<\/p>\n Free Registration Open<\/p>\n Admission to the North Texas Job Fair is free for job seekers and registered employers, according to the event website.<\/p>\n The site recommends job seekers bring several copies of their resume, something to write with, and business attire because some employers may conduct interviews or hire on the spot.<\/strong><\/p>\n Van Duyne said the event also attracts people returning to work after raising children or changing careers.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019ve also met lots of people who are returning to the workforce after being out raising kids or having taken a break from one career and looking to find their next new adventure,\u201d Van Duyne told The Dallas Express. \u201cI\u2019m so honored that we always have hundreds and hundreds of North Texas businesses from large corporations to mom and pop shops turning up and looking for that next great new hire.\u201d<\/p>\n Job seekers can register at MyNTXJobs.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n \n