Through organized social activities, socio-cultural actors practice cultural inheritance and construction. This study explored the strategies adopted by the socio-cultural actors and the organizations to construct the cultural landscape they envisaged. Appling the socio-cultural psychological perspective, three main sets of strategies were found through narrative analysis. First, people could reconstruct shared meaning through reflecting on the place they live. Second, people could connect with others and history through active participations initiated in the intersection of time and space. Finally, dialogue is used as a way of social praxis to nurture a culture of conversation and to create the possibility of creative transformation. To conclude with the motto of “culture as a practical activity”, it is hoped that through continuous reflection and contemplation, socio-cultural actors and community participants can turn social praxes into cultural actions.