Dive into the soul of Indian culture with SPIC MACAY’s
legacy of art, music, and tradition.
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Where tradition takes the stage through masterful performances.
A graceful dance form from Kerala, known for its soft movements and expressive storytelling.
Hindustani vocal music is the classical music of the Indian northern regions where echoes of centuries are carried in a single breath.
Sung hymns from Sikh scripture—deeply devotional and melodic.
Charlie Chaplin’s City Lights is a tender silent comedy about a tramp’s devotion to a blind flower girl; poetic humor, pathos, and timeless charm make it perfect for a screening.
An evening of soulful Qawwali, where poetry meets devotion and rhythm turns into prayer, inviting hearts to lose themselves in timeless melodies.
Workshops that preserve tradition through participation.
Bagh print is a traditional hand-block textile from Bagh, Madhya Pradesh, using natural vegetable dyes and carved wooden blocks to create bold geometric and floral motifs—durable, eco-friendly, culturally rich craft.
A hands-on journey into the foundations of Hindustani vocal tradition. Learning through listening, repetition, and lived practice.
A hands-on journey into the foundations of Hindustani vocal tradition. Learning through listening, repetition, and lived practice.
Virasat is SPIC MACAY IIT Roorkee’s annual cultural festival that brings together a captivating blend of classical and traditional arts. Virasat'26 is a week long event featuring a rich timeline of experiences including Mohiniyattam, immersive workshops in Hindustani vocals, Kathak, and Bagh print, soulful Hindustani vocal performances, a special movie screening, devotional Gurbani music, and a surprise event cherished by everyone. Designed to connect students with India’s living artistic heritage, Virasat ’26 offers both performances and participatory learning that celebrate the depth and diversity of our cultural traditions.
