Depending on the day of the week, you can visit a different part of Door County while meeting and supporting local farmers and vendors.

Sturgeon Bay, Fish Creek, Jacksonport and Washington Island all kicked off their farmers markets last month, with Sister Bay, Egg Harbor and Ephraim joining the scene in the coming weeks.

This marks the fifth year Destination Sturgeon Bay has organized the city's farmers market as it continues to line up approximately 80 vendors along Third Avenue and Nebraska Street after years of operating in the parking lot of Sturgeon Bay City Hall.

For Destination Sturgeon Bay's Andrea Buboltz and Alexa Soto, that means early mornings marking the streets to ensure all of those vendors have enough room to operate before the market opens at 8 a.m. Buboltz and Soto say it is exciting to have the market back for another season and to watch people's routines take shape as the summer progresses.

You can hear more about this year's Sturgeon Bay Farmers Market, which runs Saturdays through Oct. 10, during Season 4 of the "Face of the Farmers Market" podcast, available here.

While Egg Harbor and Ephraim wrap up their farmers markets in August, the others across the county continue through mid-October.