The cultural history of the Bahamas is marked by the disappearance of ancestral traditions, such as the game of Wari, once popular. This game, which brought Bahamians together under the trees, is now nowhere to be found. Modernity has erased many cultural practices, leaving current generations without reference points. In light of this observation, the question arises: how can we revive these elements of our cultural identity and not let them sink into oblivion?