SpicMacay was founded in India by Dr. Kiran Seth in 1977. The Texas A&M Chapter was formed in 1989. Since its inception the chapter has been pioneering the cause of Indian Classical Music and Dance by arranging outstanding events. SpicMacay is totally committed to the cause of introducing the youth to the traditional Indian culture with the hope that the wealth of knowledge, wisdom and beauty that it encompasses will become an integral part of our lives. At Texas A&M, SPICMACAY is a registered student organization.Our organization does not charge any fee for participation in our events and is open to everyone.

The symbol of Spic Macay is the "Eye", which represents the third eye of Lord Shiva. The Hindu mythology has it that once, Parvati, the daughter of King of mountains and the consort of Shiva, playfully covered Lord Shiva’s eyes without realizing the consequences. The blindfolding of the God immersed the world into the dark abyss of ignorance. However, the benevolent God quickly reversed the precarious situation by opening his third eye, and gracing the universe with the radiance of knowledge and wisdom. This myth signifies that in order to realize "the self", one has to close his eyes to the world filled with the darkness of ignorance and awaken the spiritual light from within.

SPICMACAY-TAMU Constitution