Just Ukes

12/01/2025

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of Annie Reece, the beloved owner of Just Ukes. Surrounded by her Ohana, Annie peacefully left us on November 25, 2025, after bravely facing an 18-month battle with cancer.

To all who knew her, Annie was a beacon of joy. She was always ready to greet you with her megawatt smile and infectious laugh. She was a passionate supporter of local musicians and she lived the spirit of aloha every day of her 36 years in Kailua-Kona. While Just Ukes was her pride and passion, her greatest joy came from being a devoted mother, a cherished Grammy, and a loyal friend.

Annie’s legacy lives on in all of you, the people who called her friend, shared in her laughter, and carry her memory in your hearts.

If you have a memory of Annie, we invite you to share it here in the comments. Your stories will help keep her beautiful spirit alive.

11/29/2025

Find the perfect gift for your favorite musician during the JUST UKES Holiday Sale! We have the best selection of concert, soprano and tenor Ukuleles from Ohana, Leolani, Kumu and even custom ukes!

Inventory is going quickly and we won't receive another shipment before the holidays. Don't wait, head down to Ali'i Gardens Marketplace NOW!

Holiday Shopping Hours: Tuesday - Sunday, 11am - 5pm

11/20/2025

The JUST UKES Holiday Sale is on now!!!
We've got the largest selection of high quality Ukuleles, Strings, Bags, and Gifts anywhere on the island. Shop Ohana, Leolani, Kumu and more. Visit our location at Ali'i Gardens Marketplace in Kailua-Kona to find the perfect gifts for the music lovers in your Ohana.

Special Kama'aina and student discounts are available. Just tell them "Auntie Annie sent you!"
Ali'i Gardens Marketplace Ohana Ukuleles

07/26/2023

Come to Ali’i Gardens Marketplace for your ukulele.
With Aloha,
Annie

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07/19/2023

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07/18/2023

We carry a large selection of Ohana Ukuleles. Great Company! We have become Ohana over the many years of doing business ❤️

A walk thru of some of Ohana‘ stony ukes. www.rachelmanke.com