Street Road Lane Shifts and Your Weekend Event Guide

Feasterville Trevose, PA · April 10, 2026

Happy Friday—if you’re heading toward the Turnpike this morning, give yourself an extra ten minutes for those new lane shifts on Street Road. It’s a beautiful, crisp day to finalize your weekend plans, perhaps starting with the community fish fry tonight or a quiet walk through the woods before the Saturday rush.

The Lead

The long-discussed pedestrian safety upgrades along the Bustleton Pike corridor are finally moving into the implementation phase. Lower Southampton officials confirmed that new high-visibility crosswalks and synchronized signal timing will begin installation near the Feasterville Shopping Plaza starting Monday. This project aims to address the uptick in minor accidents and close calls for residents walking between the various retail hubs.

For those of us who frequent the area for morning coffee or grocery runs, expect some intermittent sidewalk closures and flaggers over the next two weeks. While the orange cones are a temporary headache, the end goal is a much more walkable "downtown" feel for our main thoroughfare. It’s a small but vital step in making the heart of our community safer for everyone from students walking home to seniors visiting the pharmacy.

Local Pulse

  • School Budget Preview Released The Neshaminy School District has posted its preliminary budget figures ahead of next week’s public hearing. While the focus remains on facility upgrades, residents should keep an eye on the proposed millage rates that could impact local property taxes this fall.

  • Playwicki Farm Cleanup Tomorrow The Foundation is looking for a few more hands for the annual spring spruce-up starting at 9:00 AM Saturday. It’s a great way to get some fresh air while helping clear the trails of winter debris before the busy season.

  • New Boutique on Philmont A new locally-owned plant and home goods shop is holding its soft opening today near the intersection of Philmont Avenue and Pine Road. It’s a welcome addition to the small business landscape, focusing on indoor greenery and handmade ceramics.

Today's Outlook

  • High 62°F · Low 41°F A bright, sunny Friday perfect for a lunch break at Russell Elliot Memorial Park. Winds will pick up slightly in the late afternoon, so keep a light jacket handy if you're heading out to the high school baseball game tonight.

What's On Around Town

  • Friday Night Fish Fry Assumption BVM, 1900 Meadowbrook Rd 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM A local staple for a quick, community-focused dinner. The pierogies are handmade and usually sell out early, so don't wait until the last minute to get in line.

  • Southampton: Library Book Sale Southampton Free Library, 947 Street Rd 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM Just a five-minute drive away, this is the best spot to stock up on weekend reads. They have a particularly strong collection of children's hardcovers and recent thrillers this month.

  • Langhorne: Starlight Astronomy Night Core Creek Park, 901 Bridgetown Pike 7:30 PM A short trip for a guided tour of the spring constellations. Local enthusiasts bring high-powered telescopes, and it’s a fantastic, free educational outing for families.

  • Live Music at The Buck Hotel 1200 Buck Rd 8:00 PM An acoustic duo will be performing classic rock covers in the tavern area. It’s a reliable spot for a relaxed Friday night cap without the noise of a full concert venue.

  • Bensalem: Comedy Night Broken Goblet Brewing, 2500 State Rd 8:00 PM Regional comics take the stage for a 21+ show. If you’re looking for a laugh and some local craft beer, this is the place to be tonight.

Spotlight & Story

  • Playwicki Farm While many know Playwicki Farm for its modern playgrounds and walking trails, the 110-acre site serves as a living link to the 18th century. Originally a farmstead dating back to the 1700s, the land was once inhabited by the Lenni Lenape people. Today, the Playwicki Farm Foundation works tirelessly to preserve the stone farmhouse and maintain the "green lung" of our township. Did you know the name "Playwicki" translates to "habitation of the turkey" in the Lenape language? It remains one of the few places in the area where you can still feel the original rural character of Bucks County.

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