July in Sydney brings crisp winter days perfect for exploring the city’s indoor attractions and, when the sun is shining, our beautiful national parks. While temperatures are cooler than most visitors expect, clear blue skies are common, making it an excellent time for both indoor and outdoor activities.
On very special (and rare) occasions we get snow closer to Sydney in the Blue Mountains and Orange. So, if you are visiting at this time of year, please bring a jacket! The first half of the month is the winter school holiday (4-18th July 2025), causing prices of family accommodation and attractions to skyrocket.
It’s also a perfect time to plan a winter getaway for some wine tasting or perhaps to the snow.
Major July Events in Sydney
Plenty of this month’s activities take place indoors so you can stay warm, but the Bastille festival and NAIDOC week events are well worth throwing a jumper on for.
- NAIDOC Week – 6 – 13 July 2025
- Bastille Festival – 11-14 July 2025
- Christmas in July in The Rocks – 11-20 July 2025
NAIDOC Week
NAIDOC week is a celebration of the history and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples by all Australians. Events will be held across the country in the second week of July.
When: 6 – 13 July 2025
Where: Across the country
More: on the official site
Bastille Festival
Food, wine, cheese and the best of French culture with an Olympic twist. The Bastille Festival takes over the waterfront at Circular Quay. The biggest celebration of French Culture in the Asia Pacific to celebrate its 10th birthday, Bastille will be expanding this year to cover much more of Circular Quay.
This year stalls will venture into The Rocks, The Overseas Passenger Terminal, East Circular Quay, Customs House, Quay Quarter Lanes and more. Get ready for the biggest Celebration of French culture in the Asia Pacific.
Tastings, classes, special menus and plenty of stalls to tempt you. Chocolate croissant anyone?
This year’s street festival will offer gourmet French cuisine, art exhibitions, and a 1.4-kilometre wine-tasting tour around the Harbour.
When: 11-14 July 2025
Where: Circular Quay and The Rocks
More: Check the official site for more details.
Christmas in July at The Rocks
Returning after a six-year break, The Rocks transforms into a European-style winter village with authentic wooden chalets, 40 real pine trees, and kilometres of fairy lights. The festival’s centerpiece, Snow Lane, features artificial snow flurries, towering nutcrackers, and light installations.
Over 20 food vendors offer winter comfort dishes including:
- Swiss raclette and fondue
- Austrian schnitzels
- German hot dogs
- Gnocchi in mushroom sauce
- Sweet treats like sugar-dusted waffles and Nutella crêpes
The artisan market showcases handmade ceramics, snow globes, winter wear, and gourmet pantry items. Hot Chocolate Stations serve rich cocoa with all the trimmings, while mulled wine stations offer spiced winter warmers.
Thursday nights feature The Rocks Jazz Sessions with a festive twist, while over 15 live concerts and roving performers entertain throughout the festival. The event coincides with NSW school holidays, making it an ideal family outing.
\hen: 11-20 July 2025
Where: The Rocks, Sydney l Cost: Free entry
More: Official website or our Christmas in July page
Festivals, Fairs and Markets
Bondi Festival
Bondi’s 17-day winter festival returns with its biggest program yet, featuring comedy, music, theatre and visual arts.
Alongside festival favorites like the beachside ice rink and Bondi Vista Ferris Wheel, highlights include the Comedy Gala hosted by Pat Doherty, performances by ARIA winner Megan Washington and Triple J Unearthed winner RIAH, plus the new Blue Sky Markets in Bondi Park.
The festival also features the Waverley Art Prize, Pavilion Paw Parade, and the Bondi Beach Sea Wall street art exhibit.
Festival Highlights:
- Performances by Megan Washington and RIAH
- Ice Rink (10am-8:45pm daily)
- Bondi Vista Ferris Wheel (10am-9pm daily)
- Waverley Art Prize at Bondi Pavilion Gallery (10am-5pm, until July 17)
- Food Markets & DJs in Bondi Park (Saturdays 11am-9pm)
- Bondi Beach Sea Wall exhibition
- Comedy Gala hosted by Pat Doherty
Ticketed events are very affordable and expected to sell out quickly!
When: 4-20 July 2025 l See the full listing here
Where: Bondi Pavilion, Forecourt
National Indigenous Art Fair
The National Indigenous Art Fair launches NAIDOC Week celebrations, bringing together Indigenous artists from remote regions across Australia. This ethical art market showcases award-winning works, design objects, fashion, jewellery, and handcrafted items using locally sourced materials.
Highlights include:
- Original artworks and limited-edition pieces
- Indigenous fashion runway show
- Live music and dance performances
- Interactive weaving circle
- Bush food tastings and BBQ
- Children’s workshops and demonstrations
Artists from communities spanning from Bathurst Island to the Tanami Desert will be present, offering visitors a rare opportunity to meet makers and purchase directly from Indigenous art centers.
When: July 5-6, 2025, 10am-5pm (4pm Sunday)
Where: Overseas Passenger Terminal, The Rocks
Cost: $2.50 (12 years and over)
SMASH! Sydney Manga and Anime Show
SMASH! returns to Darling Harbour for three days celebrating Japanese pop culture, anime and manga. Along with the main convention at ICC Sydney, the surrounding Darling Square precinct will come alive with special food offers and live DJ performances.
Convention Highlights:
- Exhibitor marketplace
- Cosplay competitions
- Special guests and panels
- Artist alley
- Gaming area
Even the precinct’s restaurants will offer special SMASH-themed menus and deals throughout the weekend, from Indonesian cuisine to loaded sandwiches, artisanal desserts and unlimited wings deals. Many venues offer discounts for cosplayers or convention badge holders.
Some of the special food deals include:
- Chinta Ria: $15 Rice Packs
- Toastiesmith: 10% off for cosplayers
- 15cenchi x Batch Brewing Co dessert and drink combos
- Special offers at Dapur Sate, Spago and Wingboy
When: 11-13 July 2025
Where: ICC Sydney & Darling Square precinct
Cost: Various ticket options available
FRMEFEST
Sydney’s premier photography and videography convention returns to Carriageworks, celebrating visual creation through exhibitions, workshops, and industry presentations.
When: July 19-20, 2025
Where: Carriageworks
Sydney’s Biggest Pre-Loved Book Fair
This event really should come with a warning for any Bibliomaniacs who may be reading. This is Sydney’s biggest second-hand book fair. On display, you will find over 110,000 pre-loved books and other reading materials on sale at irresistible prices. The quality is excellent and the books are well sorted to save you from rummaging through topics of no interest.
I challenge you to leave with less than five books in your bag. My last visit resulted in two boxes!
When: July 20, 2025, from 5pm to 7pm
Where: Knox Grammar School Weeks Senior Academy Pacific Highway, Wahroonga
Musicals, Opera, and Theatre in Sydney in July
Carmen at Sydney Opera House
One of opera’s most iconic works gets a bold reimagining under Melbourne Theatre Company’s Anne-Louise Sarks. This new production explores Carmen’s revolutionary heart through a modern lens, featuring four exceptional performers sharing the title role: Danielle de Niese, Rihab Chaieb, Sian Sharp, and Angela Hogan.
Bizet’s masterpiece comes alive with explosive orchestration, passionate love songs, and spectacular dance numbers against the backdrop of Sydney Harbour. Performed in French with English and Simplified Chinese surtitles
When: July 10 – September 19, 2025
Where: Joan Sutherland Theatre, Sydney Opera House
Cost: From $79 (plus booking fee)
Grab your tickets before they sell out!
Cats
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s record-breaking musical returns to Theatre Royal Sydney, 40 years after its Australian premiere. Join the Jellicle cats on their magical night as they compete to ascend to the Heaviside Layer.
Featuring the iconic song ‘Memory’ and spectacular dance numbers from the original production, this timeless musical continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
When: Opens 17 June 2025, Tues-Thurs 7pm, Fri-Sat 7.30pm, & 6pm Matinees Wed, Sat & Sun
Where: Theatre Royal Sydney
Cost: From $69.90 More on the official site
The Half-Life of Marie Curie
Australian premiere of Lauren Gunderson’s heartfelt play stars Rebecca Massey in this intimate look at an extraordinary friendship. When scandal threatens Marie Curie’s legacy, she finds sanctuary with fellow scientist Hertha Ayrton.
This compelling drama celebrates the power of female friendship and scientific achievement, showing how two brilliant minds supported each other through personal and professional challenges.
When: June 13 – July 12, 2025
Where: Ensemble Theatre Kirribilli
Koreaboo
A young Australian woman’s journey to reconnect with her birth mother in Seoul takes unexpected turns in this touching new production. Written by Michelle Lim Davidson and directed by Jessica Arthur, this exploration of identity crosses cultural boundaries.
Instead of the emotional reunion Hannah expected, she encounters cultural differences and emotional distance. This heartfelt story bought to life by Griffith Theatre Company weaves humour and insight into a compelling tale of family connections across cultures.
When: 14 June to 20 July
Where: Downstairs Theatre, Belvoir St Theatre, 25 Belvoir Street, Surry Hills
Cost: $38 to $68
Primary Trust
This uplifting Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy stars Albert Mwangi as Kenneth, a 38-year-old whose comfortable routine is disrupted when he loses his bookstore job. His world of mai tais with best friend Bert is about to change dramatically.
As Kenneth ventures beyond his comfort zone, this warmhearted play explores friendship, change, and finding courage in unexpected places.
When: June 19 – July 12, 2025
Where: Ensemble Theatre, 78 McDougall St, Kirribilli
Cost: $40-$85 More details
Grief is the Thing with Feathers
Max Porter’s beloved verse novel comes to the stage in a magical exploration of loss and healing. When two young boys and their poet father lose their mother, a mysterious crow arrives – part trickster, part guardian angel.
Stars Toby Schmitz in this darkly beautiful adaptation by Simon Phillips.
When: July 26 – August 24, 2025
Where: Belvoir St Theatre (Upstairs), Surry Hills
Hedwig and the Angry Inch
The Tony Award-winning rock musical comes to Carriageworks fresh from its acclaimed Adelaide Festival run. This 85-minute production stars Seann Miley Moore (Miss Saigon) as Hedwig and Adam Noviello as Yitzhak, backed by a live band.
Rolling Stone’s “best rock musical ever” features iconic songs including “The Origin of Love,” “Midnight Radio,” and “Sugar Daddy,” blending sharp humor with a powerful story of identity and self-acceptance.
When: From July 17, 2025
Where: Carriageworks, Sydney
Cost: From $69 check full pricing at hedwig.com.au
Being Alive: The Music of Stephen Sondheim
An intimate concert celebrating Broadway’s greatest composer-lyricist, featuring his most beloved songs performed by four artists and a three-piece band. From the team behind Hayes’ acclaimed productions of Assassins, Merrily We Roll Along, and A Little Night Music. Directed by Sonya Suares.
When: June 25 – July 12, 2025 – Mon 6:30pm, Tues-Sat 7:30pm, Thurs 1pm, Sat 2pm
Where: Hayes Theatre Co, Potts Point
Cost: $55-$74.
Tuấn’s Party
In this fresh take on David Williamson’s iconic Don’s Party, PYT Fairfield presents a chaotic election night drama set against the backdrop of recent Australian political history. On election night 2022, as Dai Le looks set to win the seat of Fowler from Labor, four young friends gather for what becomes an increasingly tense evening as secrets emerge and relationships are tested.
Devised and performed by the PYT Fairfield 2023 Company, this contemporary reimagining captures the cultural diversity of modern Australia while paying homage to one of Australian theatre’s most celebrated works.
When: July 30 – August 2, 2025
Where: PYT Fairfield – 19 Harris St, Fairfield
Cost: $29 (+booking fee)
Prima Facie
The Olivier Award-winning Best New Play returns to Sydney in a new production directed by Kate Champion. This powerful one-person show starring Sof Forrest follows a defence barrister who becomes a complainant, challenging audiences to consider women’s treatment in the legal system.
Note: Contains themes about justice system and women’s rights
When: July 2-12, 2025
Where: Carriageworks984 by Shake & Stir Theatre Co
1984 by Shake & Stir Theatre Co
Shake & Stir Theatre Co brings their electrifying adaptation of George Orwell’s dystopian masterpiece to Riverside Theatres.
This edge-of-your-seat political thriller follows Winston Smith’s rebellion against the oppressive forces of Big Brother, featuring an exceptional cast including Michael Whalley (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child), Chloe Bayliss (Doctor Doctor), David Whitney and Tony Cogin.
When: July 24-26, 2025
Where: Riverside Theatres, Corner Church & Market St, Parramatta
Times: Thu & Fri 7:30pm, Sat 2pm & 7:30pm
Cost: From $39 (Members), $65 (Non-Members)
Mr Red Light
New Zealand’s celebrated Nightsong company brings Carl Bland’s surreal tragicomedy to Riverside Theatres. When a hapless would-be bank robber’s heist goes wrong, he finds himself trapped in a pie shop with three eccentric hostages and a hopelessly incompetent police negotiator.
This award-winning production blends chaos, fate and pastry into a whip-smart comedy, featuring a stellar cast including Jennifer Ludlam (Sons and Daughters), Brayden Cresswell, Nova Moala Knox and Angus Stevens.
When: July 9-12, 2025, Wed-Fri 8pm, Sat 2:30pm & 8pm
Where: Lennox Theatre, Riverside Theatres Parramatta
Cost: From $32.50 (Members), $45 (Non-Members)
The Grandparents Club 2
A new stage production featuring some of Australia’s beloved performers returns after last year’s sellout success. This 90-minute show stars Lynne McGranger (Home and Away), Wayne Scott Kermond, Meredith O’Reilly, and Andrew James, under the direction of Helpmann Award winner Luke Joslin.
Written by Richard Tulloch, the show explores the joys and challenges of modern grandparenting through comedy, music, and relatable family situations.
When: 9 July
Where: Castle Hill RSL
SISTREN
Two outspoken best friends from South London navigate a world where their cultural and gender identities face constant challenges. Written by Iolanthe and directed by Ian Michael, this powerful play examines friendship across boundaries.
Following Isla and Violet’s unshakeable bond as it’s tested by external forces, SISTREN explores sisterhood, identity, and connection through a contemporary lens. This compelling production showcases how true friendship can transcend social divisions.
When: 26 June to 12 July
Where: Old Fitz Theatre, 129 Dowling St, Woolloomooloo
Cost: $42 l The accessibility features of the theatre can be viewed here.
Emerald City
David Williamson’s iconic satire of 1980s Sydney returns, starring Guy Edmonds, Rachel Gordon and Matt Minto.
Follow screenwriter Colin’s journey from Melbourne to the seductive Emerald City in pursuit of success.
When: July 18 – August 23, 2025
Where: Ensemble Theatre, 78 McDougall St, Kirribilli
Henry 6, Part 2 – Sydney Shakespeare Company
The Sydney Shakespeare Company presents the Australian premiere of this rarely-performed masterpiece. Watch young King Henry navigate a treacherous court while the Duke of York plots his rise to power.
Theatre veteran Chris Miller takes on the dual roles of York and Cade in this tale of political intrigue that sets the stage for the Wars of the Roses.
When: July 17 – August 2, 2025
Where: Flow Studios, 57 Denison St, Camperdown
Director: Steven Hopley
Music, Comedy and Dance
Kiasmos: Emotional Rave at Sydney Opera House
Icelandic-Faroese electronic innovators Kiasmos make their Sydney Opera House debut, bringing their blend of orchestral sounds and majestic beats to the Concert Hall. The duo, comprised of BAFTA-winning composer Ólafur Arnalds and Janus Rasmussen, will showcase their new album ‘II’ – their first release in ten years.
Known for merging ambient soundscapes with pulsing techno, this performance promises to transform the Concert Hall into an atmospheric electronic experience.
When: Saturday July 12, 2025, 9pm
Where: Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House
Cost: From $69.90 + booking fee
Folk Reimagined: East in Symphony
Experience a groundbreaking fusion of Chinese folk and Western symphony as the Guizhou Chinese Orchestra joins The Australia Orchestra. This spectacular collaboration features over 70 musicians, renowned Chinese soloists, and the UNESCO-listed Guizhou Kam Grand Choir. Highlights include the Yellow River Piano Concerto performed by Tamara-Anna Cislowska and the world premiere of Black Myth: Wukong.
Conductors: Long Guohong & Luke Spicer
When: Monday July 7, 7:30pm
Where: Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House
Tickets: Available at rmevent.com.au
James O’Donnell: The Royal Organist
Westminster Abbey’s former Organist brings the Sydney Opera House’s Grand Organ to life in a rare recital. O’Donnell, who presided over music at events from royal weddings to Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral, will showcase the world’s largest mechanical action pipe organ – featuring 10,244 pipes and standing 15 meters tall.
When: Tuesday July 29, 2025, 8pm
Where: Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House
Cost: From $79.90 + booking fee
Carousel in Concert
The Sydney Musical and Opera Society presents Rodgers & Hammerstein’s beloved classic in concert, fresh from its run on the Queen Elizabeth.
This 80th anniversary production stars Simon Militano and NIDA graduate Pippa Luscombe in the timeless romance between carnival barker Billy Bigelow and mill worker Julie Jordan.
Glen Street Theatre, Belrose – July 2-3: Wed 2pm & 7:30pm, Thu 2pm
Pavilion Arts Centre, Sutherland – July 5-6: Sat 2pm & 7:30pm, Sun 2pm
Art and Exhibitions
Archibald, Wynne, and Sulman Prizes
The Archibald Prize is awarded to the best portrait, the Wynne Prize goes to the best Australian Landscape or figure sculpture, and the Sulman is awarded to the best mural project, genre, or subject painting.
Along with the official prize, the team in the packing room vote for their favourite as do the public. If you can visit on a week day it’s usually a much more relaxed experience.
When: May to Sept 2025
Where: Art Gallery of NSW
The Neighbour at the Gate
A groundbreaking exhibition exploring connections between First Nations and Asian Australian experiences, featuring new commissions from six contemporary artists including Dennis Golding, Jenna Lee and James Tylor.
Opening Weekend Highlights:
- Artist talks and workshops (July 11)
- Family activities and sound baths (July 12)
- Evening concert featuring BARKAA and Rainbow Chan (July 12, 8pm)
Curated by Clothilde Bullen, Micheal Do and Zali Morgan.
When: July 11 – October 18, 2025
Where: NAS Galleries, National Art School, 156 Forbes St, Darlinghurst
Cost: Free
Salon des Refusés
Ever wondered what doesn’t make it into the Archibald? Since 1992, this alternative exhibition has shown some of the best works that missed out on the main show.
Often just as impressive as the official exhibition, the Salon des Refusés showcases different styles and approaches to portraiture and landscape painting. It’s worth visiting both exhibitions to decide for yourself which works deserved a spot in the official show.
When: 10 May 2025 ‐ 27 Jul 2025, 11am ‐ 5pm
Where: S.H. Ervin Gallery, Watson Road, Millers Point (The Rocks)
Cost: Adult – $15, Family – $42, Concession – $12
Titanic: The Human Story
This compelling exhibition brings together over 200 original artifacts and personal belongings from the Titanic’s passengers and crew, offering intimate glimpses into the lives aboard history’s most famous ship. Following its successful Australian debut in Brisbane, the exhibition arrives in Sydney with items never before seen in the city.
Visitors can explore life-size recreations of the ship’s interiors while audio guides enhanced with music and sound effects share passenger stories and testimonies. Created by award-winning exhibition producer Musealia and curated by renowned Titanic historian Claes-Göran Wetterholm, the exhibition focuses on the human experiences behind the historic event.
When: Throughout July
Where: Walsh Bay Pier 2/3
Cost: Adults $49, Children $39 l Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible. Audio guides available.
Amongst the clouds (digital materialities in the 21st century)
This groundbreaking exhibition explores how digital and physical worlds intersect through works by leading international artists.
Six artists from Australia and abroad examine how technology shapes our reality through various mediums including AI, video games, and interactive installations.
When: 8 May – 20 July 2025
Where: Artspace, The Gunnery, 43-51 Cowper Wharf Road, Woolloomooloo
Cost: Free entry l Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible venue.
Tom Polo: in a part of your mind, I am you
Leading Australian artist Tom Polo presents his first major institutional solo exhibition at Ngununggula, the Southern Highlands’ regional gallery. This comprehensive show transforms the gallery spaces into a theatrical experience, with works spanning Polo’s 15-year career.
The exhibition includes new large-scale paintings, intimate works from his New York residency, and a site-specific billboard installation. Adding another dimension, works by international artists Tracey Emin, Ugo Rondinone, and Urs Fischer complement Polo’s exploration of human connection and emotion.
When: From 28 June – 24 August 2025
Where: Ngununggula, Retford Park, Bowral
Cost: Free – more info
Travel tip: Make a day of it by visiting Hearth café and exploring the beautiful Retford Park gardens while you’re there. Our guide to the Southern Highlands has more ideas.
Food and Drink Events
Sydney Spirits Festival
Australia’s premier celebration of spirits returns to Circular Quay this winter. Following its award-nominated debut in 2024, the festival showcases hundreds of Australian and international spirits against the backdrop of Sydney Harbour.
Highlights include:
- Single Malt Whisky Masterclasses with Bill Lark and Tasmanian cheese pairings
- Oyster Shell Gin Masterclass featuring fresh oysters
- Free Taste Theatre sessions on mixology and expert tastings
- International food pairings including vodka and caviar, fresh Italian pasta, and tacos
- Unlimited tastings included in ticket price
The festival offers five sessions across three days, with experiences suitable for both connoisseurs and curious newcomers.
When: 11-13 July 2025
Where: Overseas Passenger Terminal, Circular Quay
Cost: From $55 (early bird), general admission $90, masterclasses from $180
More: Official website
Sports and Outdoors
Tuff Nutterz Sydney
Australia’s largest inflatable obstacle course promises a fun-filled event suitable for all ages. No need to worry about age restrictions – all are welcome to join in the excitement. Parents with children under 5 receive a complimentary accompanying ticket.
Navigate through climbing walls, slides, and more, as you race to the finish line with family and friends.
When: 10-20 July 2025
Where: Centennial Park
Tickets: $40 l More information
NSW Regional Events in July
Yulefest in the Blue Mountains
We may not get a nice traditional white Christmas in December in Oz but that just means we get two Christmases. Since 1980, the villages of the Blue Mountains have spread yuletide cheer across the region.
Check out the following hotels who offer Christmas in July dinners and packages:
- The Fairmont
- The Carrington Hotel
- Hotel Mountain Heritage
- Hydro Majestic Hotel
- Victoria and Albert Guesthouse
Where: Various hotels across the Blue Mountains
When: Throughout July
Hunter Valley Wine & Beer Festival
The Hunter Valley’s premier food and drink celebration returns for its 13th year, showcasing the region’s finest wines, craft beers, spirits, and gourmet food. Over 45 local producers will be present, including renowned wineries like Pepper Tree, Allandale, and Leogate Estate, alongside craft brewers Sydney Brewery and Zymurgy Brewing.
Celebrity chef Miguel Maestre headlines the Masterclass Stage, offering food matching sessions and cooking demonstrations throughout the day. A dedicated Kids Zone with jumping castles, train rides, and face painting makes this a perfect family day out.
When: Saturday 12 July 2025 (Pre-festival dinner Friday 11 July)
Where: Rydges Resort Hunter Valley
Cost: Adults $34 (students $29), includes welcome drink and souvenir wine glass. Kids Zone Pass $10 Note: Proceeds support local Rural Fire Service
Bundanoon Winterfest
Picture a lovely little village in the Southern Highlands brimming with charm, throw in an array of fun with workshops and a street party, and you’ve got a colourful weekend the whole family will enjoy. That’s Winterfest in Bundanoon and it’s just two hours from Sydney, making it a great escape from the big smoke.
When: 4-6 July 2025
Where: Cnr Church St & Railway Ave, Bundanoon
Illawarra Caravan Camping Lifestyle Expo
Explore the latest in caravanning and camping at the Illawarra Caravan Lifestyle Expo. Discover a wide range of caravans, motorhomes, campervans, camper trailers, tents, and camping gear, plus touring accessories and information on holiday parks.
When: 11-13 July 2025
Where: Kembla Grange Racecourse
More: on the official site
Berry Camellia and Floral Show
The Berry School of Arts hosts the annual Camellia and Floral Show, a magnificent display of winter blooms, including camellias and cut flowers. Camellias will be available for purchase.
When: 26 July, 12pm-4pm & 27 July, 10am-2pm, 2025
Where: Berry School of Arts in Alexandra Street Berry
More: on the festival website
Get a head start on fun for August and September
Have you got questions about any of these things to do in Sydney in July? Pop over to our Facebook group and we would be happy to help.
