Alumni their families and friends took part in a few fun-filled games on Sunday. For the fifth year in a row, alumni, their families and friends of the Waldorf School of Garden City convened at Camp Glen Brook, the school's 250-acre extension campus located in Marlborough, New Hampshire over the Memorial Day Weekend. Activities included feeding the animals, playing games in the meadow, swimming and canoe races at the lake and singing by the bonfire. Visitors also got to enjoy the quaint shops, restaurants and galleries of nearby Keene.

Weaving Waldorf education with traditional New England camping since 1946, Camp Glen Brook is owned and operated by the Waldorf School of Garden City. Glen Brook has been a working farm since 1776. In addition to being a summer camp, the farm setting of Camp Glen Brook has helped to develop a respect and ability for physical labor for hundreds of Waldorf students - a quality that continues into adulthood for many Waldorf alumni. To learn more about this unique place, visit www.glenbrook.org. To learn more about the Waldorf School of Garden City, visit www.waldorfgarden.org.

A group of alumnae, families and friends plant some seeds.

Alumna Meg Skidmore Portnof '82 (center) smiles for the camera with her son Will (right) and friend Zach (left). (L-R): Michael Arianas, Lisa Lombardo and alumnus Marcus Arianas '82 during an outdoor reception at Waldorf's annual Alumni Weekend at Glen Brook. Some alumni children took part in a few fun-filled games on Sunday. Weaving Waldorf education with traditional New England camping since 1946, Camp Glen Brook is owned and operated by the Waldorf School of Garden City. Alumnus Tom Walsh '00 helps out with some farm chores. Alumni parent and former high school secretary Louise Butler Curran (center) takes a break and smiles for the camera with her grandchildren Max Grochocinski (left) and Ian Grochocinski. Tamiko Zetrenne (center, spouse of Jean-Rene Zetrenne '88) smiles for the camera with son Jean-Rene Zetrenne III (right) and friend Riannah Wallach (left, daughter of Sherry Levin Wallach '88). A group of alumni children gather by the lake. Jae Hoon Butler (son of alumnus Grant Butler '85). The Waldorf School of Garden City celebrated its 5th annual "Alumni Weekend at Glen Brook" over the Memorial Day weekend. Alumna Sherry Levin Wallach '88 helps plant seeds with her daughter Riannah. A group of alums, former faculty, families and friends helped to clear a field to make room for a new bio-dynamic garden. Alums Sherry Levin Wallach '88 and Jean-Rene Zetrenne '88 smile for the camera. Waldorf alumni, their families and friends enjoyed a relaxing, fun-filled Memorial Day weekend at the school's 250-acre extension campus located in Marlborough, New Hampshire. Above, the Saturday night bar-be-cue. Alumni, their families and friends took part in a few fun-filled games on Sunday. Oakley Bradenday (son of Twain Braden '88) takes part in a fun relay-race during Waldorf's annual Alumni Weekend at Glen Brook. (L-R): Alums Meg Skidmore Portnof '82 and Camp Glen Brook director Twain Braden '88 take a break to smile for the camera. Finn Rose (son of alumnus Thomas Rose '82) smiles for the camera. (L-R) Alums Grant Butler '85, Emily Butler '83 and alumni parent Louise Butler Curran smile for the camera. A spirited game of tether-ball. Alumnus Robert Ingenito '97 takes part in a fun relay-race during Waldorf's annual Alumni Weekend at Glen Brook. Alumna Jean Cohen '82 tends to the garden. In addition to being a summer camp, the farm setting of Camp Glen Brook has helped to develop a respect and ability for physical labor for hundreds of Waldorf students - a quality that continues into adulthood for many Waldorf alumni. (L-R): Alums Grant Butler '85 and Thomas Rose '82 help out with some farm chores. A group of alumni children (L-R), Tyler Wallach, Max Grochocinski and Sebastian Wallach, smile for the camera. (L-R): Members from the class of 1988: Dan Strauss (with Oakley Bradenday on shoulders), Twain Braden, Jean-Paul Noel, Sherry Levin Wallach and Jean-Rene Zetrenne. Waldorf alumni, their families and friends enjoyed a relaxing, fun-filled Memorial Day weekend at the school's 250-acre extension campus located in Marlborough, New Hampshire. Above, the Saturday night bar-be-cue at the camp's lakeside. (L-R): Alumni parent Sandra Braden and former high school secretary Jeanne Hawthorne smile for the camera.