Labor Day weekend of 2026 will see the Mesa County Fantasy Faire return to Grand Junction, Colorado. The event, which is similar in nature to the popular Colorado Renaissance Festival, is currently looking to hire numerous people to perform hosting duties.

What is the Mesa County Fantasy Faire?

The event is set to take place over Labor Day weekend of 2026, which begins on Friday, September 4, and runs through Sunday, September 6, at the Sweet River Outdoor Event Venue, which is located at 312 29 Road in Grand Junction.

Mesa County Fantasy Faire is Hiring Emcees

The Mesa County Fantasy Faire is looking to hire a total of six Masters of Ceremonies, one for each shift, which will be each morning of the event, as well as each evening.

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Each Master of Ceremonies will be responsible for making announcements, ensuring smooth transitions between performances, and introducing performers throughout their shift.

According to a Facebook post from the Mesa County Fantasy Faire, applicants are expected to have skills in public speaking, quick wit, improvisational ability, ability to read crowd energy and reply accordingly, respect for collaborators, and a clear, projecting voice.

Masters of Ceremonies will also be expected to attend pre-event briefings, as well as rehearsals, and punctuality is required.

The Mesa County Fantasy Faire was originally founded in 2015, and a second faire took place the following year, but the event was not held for numerous subsequent years until being revived in recent years.

Check out more information on the Mesa County Fantasy Faire here, and check out the Facebook post regarding the emcee positions available here.

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