Job Fairs May 04, 2026

TulsaWorldJobs.com Career Fair Returns Sept. 4 at Expo Square

Published May 4, 2026 | LocalJobPage Team

Tulsa's largest career fair returns to Expo Square on Thursday, September 4, 2026, when the TulsaWorldJobs.com Career Fair opens its doors at Central Park Hall for a free, public hiring event drawing more than 40 employers from across the metro. The event is organized by Tulsa World Media Co. and consistently ranks as one of the most heavily attended job fairs on the Oklahoma calendar, connecting thousands of job seekers face-to-face with recruiters representing sectors from energy and aerospace to healthcare, finance, and government. If you're actively searching or just keeping your options open, browse open Tulsa jobs right now to get a head start before September.

With four months to go, the employer roster is still forming, but the fair's track record speaks clearly: recent editions have featured hiring managers prepared to conduct on-the-spot interviews and, in some cases, extend same-day offers. Free professional headshots and resume assistance have also been offered on the floor at past events, making this more than a handshake-and-a-pamphlet affair. Mark your calendar now.


📅 Event Details at a Glance

Event TulsaWorldJobs.com Career Fair
Date Thursday, September 4, 2026
Time 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Location Central Park Hall at Expo Square, 1701 S. Sandusky Ave., Tulsa, OK 74112
Admission Free and open to the public
Hosted By Tulsa World Media Co.

🏆 Employers Hiring at This Event

Tulsa employers regularly recruiting at this event and actively hiring across the metro right now include:

  • Saint Francis Health System — One of Tulsa's largest private employers, Saint Francis is consistently filling nursing, allied health, and administrative support roles across its campuses. View Saint Francis openings.
  • Ascension St. John Medical Center — Ascension St. John brings clinical and non-clinical hiring teams to metro career fairs, with current demand focused on registered nurses, medical assistants, and patient-care technicians. View Ascension St. John openings.
  • BOK Financial — Tulsa's hometown financial services powerhouse regularly recruits for banking, wealth management, and technology roles at local career events. View BOK Financial openings.
  • QuikTrip — The Tulsa-headquartered convenience retail chain is known for strong wages and internal advancement, recruiting for store operations and distribution positions year-round. View QuikTrip openings.
  • Tulsa Public Schools — TPS sends recruiting teams to community hiring events to fill teacher, paraprofessional, custodial, and administrative positions ahead of each school year. View Tulsa Public Schools openings.
  • City of Tulsa — Municipal departments from public works to parks and recreation use career fairs to pipeline candidates for full-time civil service positions with full benefits. View City of Tulsa openings.
  • Cherokee Nation Businesses — CNB operates dozens of enterprises across northeastern Oklahoma and actively recruits at Tulsa career fairs for roles spanning hospitality, healthcare, government services, and retail. View Cherokee Nation Businesses openings.
  • NORDAM — This Tulsa-based aerospace manufacturer brings recruiters for precision manufacturing, inspection, avionics, and composite technician roles that feed its worldwide aircraft maintenance operations. View NORDAM openings.
  • Amazon (TUL2) — Tulsa's Amazon fulfillment center maintains a near-constant hiring posture for warehouse associates and logistics supervisors, making career fairs a natural recruiting ground. View Amazon openings.

🔥 Industries Hiring at This Event


⚡ On-Site Interviews: Come Ready to Be Hired That Day

One of the defining features of the TulsaWorldJobs.com Career Fair is that recruiters arrive prepared to do more than collect résumés. Past editions have seen hiring managers conduct structured on-the-spot interviews on the floor of Central Park Hall, with some candidates receiving conditional offers before they reached the exit. Departments with urgent headcounts, including municipal agencies filling seasonal roles and healthcare systems managing end-of-summer staffing pushes, often treat September career fairs as prime hiring windows.

Free professional headshots have also been offered on-site at prior events through partnerships with local photographers, giving attendees a tangible takeaway beyond a handshake. Come dressed professionally, carry several printed copies of your résumé, and allow a full four hours so you're not rushing conversations with recruiters who are actually in a position to hire you. The event draws a broad range of experience levels, so whether you're entering the workforce or making a mid-career move, the floor will have options worth exploring.


🔎 Can't Make It? Search Tulsa Jobs Now

September is still months away, and Tulsa employers are hiring right now. Skip the wait and go straight to the openings that match your background.


📢 Employers: Reach Tulsa Job Seekers

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📌 More Tulsa Hiring Events This Month

  • DiversityX Tulsa Virtual Job Fair — Wednesday, May 14, 2026, starting at 11:00 a.m. An online career event connecting Tulsa-area candidates with recruiters via live video interviews. View related Tulsa openings.
  • Tulsa County Career Opportunities — Ongoing Expo Square Recruitment — Tulsa County, which employs roughly 1,700 people annually, hosts periodic hiring sessions at Expo Square covering roles from the sheriff's department to parks, social services, and administrative offices. View Tulsa County openings.

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