Through his two passions, Brandon Tory hopes to spread the word to the next generation that you don’t have to choose between the things you love—and that art and science have more in common than you think.

Zanele, an ad sales specialist based in Google’s Johannesburg office, turned to running to cope after a tragedy in her family.

Matan Ariel works in sales in Google’s New York office. But he also has another love, children’s music, which brought him a level of success he never expected before he headed to Google.

This April, Googlers Peter McDade and Clay McCauley spent an entire day trying to keep a $300 car running.

If you’re looking to learn how to code, there are tons of tutorials on YouTube—but only a few star a wise-cracking drag queen in a candy-colored wig.

Instead of spending his days on the ice, Timothy Goebel spends them at Google’s New York City office—and he wouldn’t have it any other way.

June was, and still is, drawn to the emotions you can channel through piano, whether you’re playing or just listening.

During work hours, Leonard Ko collaborates with teams of engineers on Pixel phones. But he’s also known for a unique talent outside of tech: creating intricate sculptures out of fruit.

When Jeff Sundheim first moved to New York in 1996, he went running in his neighborhood every morning. He always ran by the same dumpster, which was packed full of oddly shaped pieces of wood. The nearby store, which built new and refurbished antique billiard tables, considered the wood pieces to be trash, but Jeff didn’t.

Here are a few inspiring projects Googlers are working on in their spare time, from home.