Born at the Do-Drop Inn: An Oral History

Over the years the Do Drop Inn has also served as a place for the community to come together and rally to achieve a common goal.

Do Drop Inn visitors say the food prepared and served at the Do Drop Inn was unforgettable.

Family members talk about the what the Do Drop Inn means to them.

Singer, Songwriter and Musician Chris English has played the Do Drop Inn for years and loves the Do Drop Inn audience.

The popular performer has played for national television audiences, on the big screen three times and all over the world, but one of his favorite places to play is the Do Drop Inn.

Once a popular dance hall, today, the Do Drop Inn also serves as a place for civic meetings, community events, and a base for college students interested in doing community service.

Robert Buckner shares his thoughts about performing at the Legendary Do Drop Inn.

Do Drop Inn Founder Lloyd Giddens made it a point to ensure that everyone who visited the Do Drop Inn felt welcomed.

When the Do Drop Inn opened its doors more than 50 years ago, there weren’t a lot of places where Africans Americans could go and feel safe, but the Do Drop Inn provided just that.

Producer Lisa Godley looks at a historic venue located on Virginia’s Eastern Shore where legendary music was made. The Do-Drop Inn’s 50 year legacy is one of good food, good music, and great fellowship. During its heyday, it hosted musicians such as Delta blues legend Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup.