To begin this episode of CNTV News, Brad and Quin officially welcome spring by discussing the success of last month's Three Sisters Celebration. The weeklong event featured music, art activities and the planting of corn, beans and squash, the Three Sisters. Visitors also had the chance to check out the newly renovated Aaimpa' Café and Anoli' Theater, featuring expansions and technology upgrades. To plan your visit and discover upcoming events, head to chickasawculturalcenter.com.

The 10th Annual Artesian Arts Festival is right around the corner! This year's event is on April 22 and features live music, food trucks and more, all while celebrating Chickasaw artists. Head to artesianartsfestival.com to learn more.

Next in the episode, learn about the first tribally owned textile company in the U.S., Mahota Textiles. The Sulphur-based company produces beautifully crafted purses, blankets, scarves and more, all of which are designed by First American artisans. To close the episode, Chickasaw artist Faithlyn Seawright talks with Quin about the story behind her now sold-out blanket titled "The White Dog's Path." Hear about her inspiration and the continued importance of textiles to Chickasaw culture. Check out mahotatextiles.com to shop and learn more!