Community members gathered at Sawyer Park on Sturgeon Bay’s West side Saturday as part of another nationwide “No Kings” protest opposing the current administration in Washington. The local demonstration began around noon, drawing a crowd of residents who joined similar events held across the country.

Participants assembled at the park before marching throughout downtown, following a route that took them across the Oregon Street Bridge, down 3rd Avenue, through the downtown corridor, across the Michigan Street bridge, and back to Sawyer Park via Madison Avenue. Along the way, demonstrators carried signs, chanted slogans and sang, creating a visible and vocal presence throughout downtown Sturgeon Bay.

The event remained peaceful, with attendees expressing their views through bullhorns and speeches. Some participants danced and waved placards as passing traffic slowed, either honking in support or choosing other methods of acknowledgement while a small counter-protest milled about nearby.

Saturday’s demonstration marked another instance of Door County residents joining coordinated national efforts, highlighting continued political activism within the community.