Joining a nationwide push to end lunch shaming, Pa. Rep. Donna Bullock has sponsored a bill that would clamp down on school policies that range from making kids behind on their meal payments wear special tags to straight up taking their food away. Bullock thinks the issue could be ameliorated if more districts took advantage of a federal program that makes lunch free for all students. Well, we did the research, and it turns out nearly 150 eligible Pennsylvania school agencies do not participate.

Ready to take advantage of these gorgeous sunny days? Pack a lunch and head to one of the city's picnic-perfect green spaces. From neighborhood parks to central squares and riverfront piers to riverside trails, here are 35 great places to have a picnic in Philadelphia this summer.

Somewhere deep in South Philly, a man who just wants to eat some nachos might still be circling the streets for a parking spot. We bring you his story, the sight of bike getting a "tow" sign, the PPA's attempt to bring back its parking app and more in this edition of The Week in Philly Parking.

• Homebrew Class at El Camino Real: A week of beer have you itching to make your own? Join Philly Home Brew for a quick-start session on how. 2 to 4 p.m., 1040 N. 2nd St.
• Beer Share at London Grill: Break out your best bottles and bring them to a beer swap with a whole roasted hog and live acoustic music. 4 p.m. to 12 a.m., 2301 Fairmount Ave.
• TTUD at Fergie’s Pub: The acronym for this traditional PBW finale stands for “That Totally Unnecessary Drink” — and it is that, but it’s also hella fun. 7 to 11 p.m., 1214 Sansom St.
• Check out more of today's events here, and we'll see you next year!

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