Producer
Holly Beretto
Contributor
Holly Beretto has been a regular contributor to Houstonia since 2014, covering the arts, books, education, retail, and food. She is the author of Christ as the Cornerstone: 50 Years of Worship at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church. You might see her bylines in other publications, including 365ThingsinHouston.com, CultureMap, Houston Chronicle, Los Angeles Times, and the Texas Catholic Herald. Her work has also been featured in ASU Magazine and Santa Clara Magazine.
Holly has a master's in communication with an emphasis in journalism from St. Louis University and a bachelor's in mass communication and a minor in professional writing from Franklin Pierce University, where she served as Pierce Magazine’s editor-in-chief. Her career spans nearly every facet of communications and marketing, including television news production, event planning, media and public relations, non-profit marketing and communication strategy, and corporate storytelling. She also has an expertise in wine (Holly worked as a wine steward for 10 years at Central Market, and is always available to help with the perfect pairing).
An avid bookworm, Holly enjoys British murder-mystery TV series, tiki drinks, spending time with loved ones, and cruising the world with her husband, the love of her life.
No boring books
Jason Reynolds Isn't Here to Waste Your Time
Starving Artists
For HGO's La bohème, A Familiar Face for a Familiar Opera
Gettin' Crafty
Signs, Screws, and Scraps: This Is CraftTexas 2018
School's out...forever
An Underperforming School Is About to Close. What Does that Mean for a Community?
A Hairy Situation
Review: Some Major Highlights—and a Few Kinks—at the Ensemble
Daddy Day Care
Of Fathers and Daughter
Right Round, Right Round
Review: Around the World in 80 Days is Worth the Trip
Mix and match
What If There Were a ClassPass for the Arts?
Rent to own
How to Be an Art Collector for $100
Moor Please
Mildred's Umbrella Wanders The Moors
apartment therapy
Get Ready for an Intimate, Updated Hedda Gabler
The More the Merrier
Downtown's Public Art Glut is No Accident
Mother Russia