You will be able to explore Door County’s largest farmers market beginning this weekend.

At the Sturgeon Bay Farmers Market, over 80 vendors will greet shoppers every week with even more joining the festivities off-and-on during the season. In addition to food items, flowers, crafts, jewelry, and other items will also be available for purchase. This marks the second year the Sturgeon Bay Farmers Market takes over 3rd Avenue between Michigan and Nebraska Street and up Nebraska Street to 5th Avenue. Destination Sturgeon Bay Executive Director Cameryn Ehlers-Kwaterski says the feedback about the change has been good since they took over coordinating the market.

The United Way of Door County will be back at the market as well, allowing those individuals and families on FoodShare to purchase tokens with their EBT funds. Thanks to Door County Medical Center, you will receive an extra dollar for every $2 you purchase in tokens, which can be used at select vendors. United Way of Door County Executive Director Amy Kohnle said last month that the token problem is a win for everyone.

The Sturgeon Bay Farmers Market runs from 8 a.m. to noon every Saturday through October 14th. Destination Sturgeon Bay is still taking vendor applications for the season, though spots are limited.