In 1946, Bannockburn’s founders, intending to build a cooperative neighborhood, purchased the Bannockburn Golf Club in Bethesda, MD. Although the dream of a true co-op was never realized, the spirit of community and cooperation perseveres to this day. Bannockburn is home to many civically-engaged residents who organize and support gatherings and special events held throughout the neighborhood or in our community meeting place – the historic Bannockburn Clubhouse – and who volunteer on boards of neighborhood organizations that enhance our quality of life.
Bannockburn also takes pride in its inclusive, close-knit community, excellent schools, proximity to natural attractions and downtown Washington, DC, and plethora of residents who have lived here for decades.
As many of us in Bannockburn like to say, “Bannockburn is less a place than it is a state of mind.”
The 69th Annual Bannockburn Spring Show will be held at the Clubhouse on May 9, 10, 11, 16, and 17. There are two matinee and four evening performances to choose from. Tickets are $35 for adults, $25 for under-21 year-olds, and $20 for stairs. All tickets are sold online through…
The Clubhouse will host another doubleheader concert on March 22nd featuring two phenomenal homegrown acts, Djangolaya (Jeanine Greene of West Halbert Road) and Isn’t That So (Jody Myers of Kenhowe Drive, Kelly Garton of Wagner Lane, and Ed O’Connell of Cairn Terrace). BYOB. Suggested donation of $10 at the door…
The BCC Board is pleased to announce the arrival of our new Clubhouse resident caretaker, Tom Mitchell. Tom will be moving into the residence this week, along with his wife, Christine, and their daughter, Catherine. Tom has a long history of work crafting and retrofitting challenging building spaces which will…
