Second Sunday On Main

Second visit to SSOM. This time during the winter market with a more compact list of vendors offering unique holiday gifts. This will be the last SSOC until spring time, but what a great reason to checkout the local shops not just on main but in OTR in general. The event is intended on taking place rain or shine so the organizers were well prepared for percipitation with covered tents. This included a furnished and carpeted tent that offered warm festival beverages from Revel wine bar.

Second Sunday On Main, You are so close but yet so far. I'm ready for those hot summer days from June-October where I get to roam Main Street and check out all the vendors, food, shops and music. SSOM always feels very bohemian to me. There are a lot of interesting people for sure. Always lots of music and art. Tons of local shops/vendors to check out that make everything you can think of. Not a ton of food, but a decent amount. Usually around three or four food trucks at each event. SSOM is just something once a month to go check out and give you something to do on a Sunday. It's not too crowded or crazy, very casual and chill. A great way to support small shops and shop local!

This is my first time attending the Second Sunday On Main. I heard nothing but positive feed back of this event. This is a festival located on the historic Over the Rhine on Main Street between 13th Street and Liberty Street. This goes on from June to October from noon to 5:00 p.m. It's free! You can't beat that! There are local vendors (soaps, candles, clothing, art, food-teas and bakeries) food trucks, live music/street performers, a beer garden and more. My husband and I walked around and really liked that it was laid back and loved the eclectic items for sale on the strip. Everyone had unique products and very talented. I purchased 4 bars of Vegan facial soaps from Barbara's Atlas Oils for $20.00. That is a great buy and she was very knowledgeable and helpful. The two food trucks available that day was C'est Cheese (specializes in Grilled Cheese) and I'm not sure what the other food truck was called, but they sold finger foods like french fries, sandwiches and quesidillas. We purchased a mini quesidilla from them for $2.00. Stores, shops, and galleries are also open to the public with great specials and sales. Parking is free at the Woodward Parking Lot on Sycamore between 13th and 14th. I look forward to the next event and since pets are welcome, I will be bringing my frenchie with me. Had a great time and nice experience. Please support your local vendors/businesses and drop by! Highly recommend.

Second Sunday on Main is fun little urban street fair. As a resident of North Main Street, I have been attending since the beginning and can say that each year it gets better. The 2012 season officially kicked off in June with record number of vendors. Live music performance and celebrity chef demos are also back this year. Even though the weather was on the warm side, I enjoyed wandering around looking at the booths and finished the day by partaking in a streetpop while watching skateboarders perform. This is definitely a fun Sunday afternoon worth bringing the whole family into the city. I would pair it with brunch at one of the local restaurants or from on of the food trucks and it rates up there as fun city adventure.

Second Sunday on Main is great time on the Second Sunday of the month on Main Street in Over The Rhine May through October. Neighborhood street festival with a variety of vendors, local craft beer, food trucks, musicians and people watching.Plus there's a Chef demo at 2:30 by one of the top local chef's where they talk about their restaurant and their passion for local food. Chef makes a dish and normally there's a great alcoholic beverage paired with the dish. Quan Hapa made their house Okonomiyaki (Japanese pancake), which was delicious, provided the recipe for everyone to take home and try themselves.The Sunday I attended, they featured Art Academy of Cincinnati student art fair, where they talked about their artwork and had work available for purchase.What a great way to spend your Sunday afternoon in Cincinnati!

Second Sunday is awesome. Eclectic people with a great mix of activities, live music, and food/drink.It is great to see it growing every year. I was down there recently to get a bite and have a beer. Hit up the Cest food truck which never disappoints, and also hit up a beef slider that was being cooked up next to Mr pitifulls. Go experience Second Sunday for yourself and I promise you will not be disappointed.

Something that everyone should experience. I love seeing the community come together for Second Sunday. It reminds me of a simpler time. Leave your cell phones at home and expeirence the amazing culture that Cincinnati has to offer. A mix of food trucks, crafts, jewlery, artists, and everything in between. Like nothing you have ever seen before. You know it's summer when it's Second Sunday!

I brought my dog for the "dog days of summer" themed street festival and for a small street festival it was a fun day. The vendor both mainly consisted of handmade jewelry, edible goods, trinkets/decor and random clothing items but there was not too much variety overall. There were a number of food trucks that weren't too busy but had menus that looked delicious. The crowd was definitely a decent size, especially for the hot weather.You could easily spend an hour or so roaming up an down the street market and venturing into the stores on Main St.

Amazing! Stands filled with arts, crafts, cool gadgets, eclectic clothes, decorations, hand-made jewellery etc. Also, lots of young creative people offering poems on the spot or drawings. Very nice atmosphere, cool friendly people! Also, lots of snacking opportunities (food trucks, Streetpops at the corner, Collective Espresso, bakeries' stands etc.). Today's 'revelation': Ohio-shaped wooden pipe of Blake Evans from A Gentleman's Collection https://www.etsy.com/shop/BeAGentlemanLast but not least: cute red stand of YELP! :D Today was the last 2nd Sunday on Main for 2014, starts again next year spring!!!!

Second Sunday is an event that runs along Main Street from 13th to Liberty Street in Over-the-Rhine. The entire street is closed and tents are set up for vendors. There are many arts and crafts for sale and bands will play on a small stage set up near 14th Street. Everyone comes down to OTR with dogs, children, friends, and strangers and just enjoys the day. Of course beer is served (after all, what else would you do on a Sunday afternoon?) and the selection is usually varying Hudepohl and Moerlein beers. Art galleries will sometimes open up for Second Sunday and portable food carts and food trucks will arrive. Each month has a different theme. One was Dog Days, another was Indie Summer, and so on. While they are relatively the same each week, there is some programming that goes into the events that take place by the stage to differentiate each month from the other.