Fans can beat the heat at the water park at Lake Cunningham Park, which took over after Raging Waters’ abrupt closing last year.
A new sign for CaliBunga Water Park was installed in early May 2024 at Lake Cunningham Park in San Jose. CaliBunga replaces Raging Waters, which closed abruptly in 2023. There’s good news on the horizon for South Bay residents looking to beat the heat this summer: CaliBunga — that’s the new name of what used to be called Raging Waters — will open at Lake Cunningham Park in San Jose on June 29.
Of course, parents might be just happy to laze about in the Endless River or hang out at a private cabana while the kids have their fun. There are plenty of spots to grab a bite or a sweet treat, and there’s the new Board Head Bar, offering beer, wine and snacks. Some of the top venues include FoxTale Fermentation Project on East Santa Clara Street, which will have musicians playing a variety of genres every half-hour starting at 6 p.m.; the Mexican Heritage Plaza, which will have mariachi, hip hop and more starting at 4 p.m.; and the San Jose Museum of Art, which will have a lineup of jazz and R&B, Afrobeat, folk and world music starting at 1 p.m.
The vibrant celebration of all things Puerto Rico will include live salsa music from the Latin Rhythm Boys, Orchestra Taino and La Mixta Criolla, along with dance lessons and food trucks. Admission is free, and you can get more information atI’ve been spending my days this month at San Jose State University, where I’m helping with the Mosaic Journalism program, a three-week workshop that pairs professionals with budding high school journalists.
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