The Ryburgh Memorial Hall is a key venue for community events and activities in the village. It hosts a range of functions including meetings, celebrations, and local group events, offering modern facilities in a historic setting.

The Ryburgh Wildlife Group works to protect and enhance local biodiversity, managing projects such as the Community Woodland. This 1.4-acre site provides habitat for native wildlife and a tranquil space for residents to enjoy nature through walks and observation.

The Ryburgh Playing Field is a recreational area designed for sports, family activities, and outdoor fun. It features a children’s play area, open green space, and facilities for community events, making it a popular spot for all ages.

The Ryburgh Community Village Shop serves as a vital hub for the village, offering groceries, local produce, and everyday essentials. Run with community support, it helps sustain local connections and ensures access to key services for residents.

In response to the closure of the village’s last pub, residents came together to save The Blue Boar as a community-owned establishment. Listed as an Asset of Community Value, the pub hosts pop-up events and campaigns to maintain its role as a social hub.

St. Andrew’s Church, with its distinctive round tower, serves as a spiritual and community landmark in Great Ryburgh. It hosts regular services, cultural events, and gatherings that strengthen community bonds and celebrate local heritage.