Imagine having a face-to-face conversation with a complete stranger as you would a member of your own family - what would you ask? How would you feel? And what would you want to know?

The Wright Family Foundation want to invite members of the public to be a part of a unique social project, called the Human Library.

Based on a concept develop in Denmark, the Human Library is a place where you can 'check-out' people as you would books, 'loaning' them for a period of time and learning about them through conversation.

As you would learn something new in the pages of a non-fiction title, now is your chance to learn something unexpected through the act of conversation.

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The goal is to break down stereotypes by putting people who may never have met in a room together and seeing what eye-opening experiences can be shared in this supportive space.

The event is on at Baycourt's Addison Theatre, June 4 and 5, 10am- 2pm each day.

It is free to attend, you can find more information about the event, click here.