Home Things to Do The King is (Not) Dead By JacquiBDecember 20, 2005 Search more like this acoustic musicinstrumentpurpleorangepinkbluebatchcoursekidmusicvisitwait Read next Things to Do Recall Alert: Trader Joe’s Chicken Patties May Be Contaminated Things to Do 12 French Recipes for Little Foodies Things to Do No Leftovers Can Ruin the Holiday, According to New Thanksgiving Study Things to Do The Ultimate List of Push Presents for New Moms Things to Do Blippi Is Getting His Own Amazon Kids Show & Here’s a Sneak Peek The retro-cool ukulele is currently having another moment in the sun. Not since Elvis strummed one in Blue Hawaii in the `60s, has the tiny stringed instrument had such a groovy image. Get your kids in on the action by visiting Dusty Strings, the acoustic music shop in Fremont, where a new batch of colorful Mahalo ukes is waiting. The folks at Dusty Strings say the maple-wood instruments make sweet gifts for young ones; they come in green, black, purple, orange and powder pink (from $29.95 each). Best pick up a copy of The Complete Ukulele Course for Kids DVD, too ($29.99). Unless your child has natural born talent akin to The King, that is. Dusty Strings 3406 Fremont Ave. N between N 34th and N 35th Sts. 206.634.1662 Mon.-Sat. 10 am -6 pm; Sun. 12 -5 pm