Let it bee.

POLLINATE
Honey Harvest Dinner
What: Fly over to Miel for a nectar-infused, wine-accompanied feast ($75) — sage honey and sea-salted pork belly, honey-basted scallops, pineapple and honey gelee terrine — prepped with the ambrosial labor fruits of InterContinental Boston’s own rooftop apiary.
Why: An urban beekeeping tutorial kicks off the night.
When: Tues., 6:30 p.m.
Where: 510 Atlantic Ave., Waterfront (617-217-5151). Reservations required.

DRINK
First Annual Boston Wine Week
What: More than twenty in-city restos (Clink, Hungry I) offer at least six high-end, handcrafted wines by the glass ($9) or bottle ($32).
Why: A full week of related events at 75 Chestnut, including Tuesday’s Cookie and Wine sampler.
When: Mon.-Sept. 26.
Where: Participants online at bostonwineweek.com.

GATHER
Wonder Women of Boston Networking Event
What: Pack the biz cards for a night of friendly, female-centric hobnobbing, plus complimentary snacks and raffle items from Wine Riot and Leap Organics.
Why: All proceeds go to Project Have Hope, helping women and children in Uganda.
When: Tues., 6-8:30 p.m.
Where: Mantra, 52 Temple Pl., Downtown (617-542-8111). Suggested donation is $5. 

SHOP
De.De Sale
What: Designer Jesslyn Blake’s buttery soft purses come in a rainbow of colors and are finished with details like sassy fringe and patchwork.
Why: No guilt here. They’re made from recycled, vintage, and remnant leathers — and they’re up to 50 percent off. 
When: Now.
Where: Online at swirl.com.

EAT
Fall Equinox Menu at Poe’s Kitchen at the Rattlesnake
What: Chef Brian Poe pays tribute to the Feast of Avalon with a “light and darkness” menu of $12 entrees, like upright “egg-uinox” tacos (chorizo, duck confit, and duck eggs poached in duck fat).
Why: Toast the change of seasons with a pumpkin margarita (pumpkin cider, cinnamon, lime juice, Añejo tequila, pumpkin sesame seed-sugared rim).
When: Daily, 11:30 a.m.-1 a.m.
Where: 384 Boylston St., Back Bay (617-859-7772).

CORRESPOND
Hello@Gracie Finn Stationery
What: Boutique owner Martha Field and illustrator Susy Pilgrim Waters debut a whimsical line ($2-$5) of letterpressed postcards, gift tags, and note cards with cheeky one-offs like “Nesting,” “Hooray,” and “Likely Story.”
Why: The white-on-white holiday collection (available mid-Oct.) is a saucy minimalist’s dream.
When: An Evite won’t suffice.
Where: Gracie Finn, 18 Union Park St., South End (617-357-0321).

VOTE
Start Small, Go Big Contest
What: Meet the twelve finalists and tell us who you think should win $10,000 for their small businesses and a trip to NYC to attend DailyCandy Academy.
Why: While you’re there, you can enter for a chance to win an Editors’ Handbag packed with some of our favorite products.
When: You can vote for one business, once a day, from now thru Sept. 29.
Where: On Facebook. Log in, then rock the vote.

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