For the 13th consecutive year, Washington University’s Chabad Student Association will host a kosher food concession at ThurtenE Carnival.

The group will serve classic fare such as hot dogs, knishes, dill pickles and soft drinks. More than 50 other student groups and hundreds of students will come together to put on the oldest and largest student-run carnival in the United States. Admission to the carnival is free, though tickets must be purchased for rides and some performances.

The carnival is scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, April 15-17. In observance of Shabbat, kosher food will be served only on Sunday, April 17, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. or until sold out. Rabbi Hershey Novack of Chabad on Campus will be on hand to ensure that the concession is strictly kosher. This year’s carnival will be in Washington University’s Brookings Drive, near the intersection of Skinker Boulevard and Lindell Boulevard, and easily accessible via Metrolink.

Additional information about ThurtenE is available at thurtene.org. For more about Chabad on Campus, visit chabadoncampus.org.