There are stories that shape and celebrate us, and then there are histories - tales of events that grow and impact present and future generations in unanticipated ways. One of those stories belongs to Henry Gee, who for many years owned the Oriental Food Market in...
One of the greatest joys of publishing Prime Time Monthly is seeing the incredible engagement from our readers. Whether you’ve searched for hidden icons in Search & Find, shared your thoughts through Prime Time Voices, discovered our monthly Prime Time Perks, or...
By Mark Covell, Albuquerque insurance executive In early June, Presbyterian Healthcare Services announced it would be leaving the Medicare Advantage space, ending its senior plans December 31. The provider has been offering Medicare Advantage plans to the people of...
In 1957, the people of Corrales, New Mexico, came together to create a community theater, naming it The Adobe Theater. They acted, directed, hammered and painted sets, sewed and fitted costumes, and handled the countless other tasks that bring a theater to life....
By Jacey Blue Renner The iconic Cowboys and Indians Antiques on Central Avenue not only showcases extensive collections of antiques from across the country but has also orchestrated and hosted the Great Southwestern Antique Show for 27 years as of this summer. The...
By Prime Time Staff, For many veterans, growing older brings a unique kind of transition. The routines that once structured life begin to change. Careers come to an end. Children grow up and move away. Physical aches that were once ignored become harder to push...
By Dana Benjamin For more than 36 years, Prime Time Monthly has been dedicated to serving New Mexico’s 50+ community with trusted information, local resources, and meaningful connection. Over the years, one thing has become incredibly clear to us — our readers don’t...
Albuquerque, NM — The New Mexico Shakespeare Festival returns this summer with two compelling productions: The Winter’s Tale and Julius Caesar. Presented by a nonprofit committed to offering high-quality, accessible theatre, all performances are free to the public and...
By Dana Benjamin For more than 36 years, Prime Time has had the privilege of serving New Mexico’s 50+ community. What began as a magazine has grown into something much more meaningful — a place where readers find trusted information, share experiences, and stay...
Dear Prime Time Readers, I hope you have been enjoying the fresh 2026 issues so far. There’s something about the start of a new year that feels hopeful — a clean calendar, new ideas, and a chance to grow in meaningful ways. As we move into March, I’ve been reflecting...
