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WHAT: Enjoy a night of ‘90s nostalgia featuring Boy Band Review, one of the best boy band tribute bands in the country at Cantigny! Relive your best years with this full band, complete with choreography and harmonies, performing nostalgic #boyband hits. Cantigny invites guests to REWIND back to the ‘90s and:

• Throw on your favorite throwback outfit and get ready to dance the night away to live music featuring the biggest boy band hits of the ’90s!
• Wander through the garden, snap selfies at nostalgic photo ops, and challenge your friends to classic games that’ll take you straight back to your childhood.
• Sip on playful cocktails and mocktails from the bar while soaking in all the retro vibes.
• From frosted tips to heartthrob harmonies, this night is your ticket back to the golden era of boy bands and pop dreams.

WHO: Nature lovers, music lovers, fun lovers over 21+

WHEN: Saturday, August 9, 7:00 p.m. – 11:30 p.m.

WHERE:  1s, 151 Winfield Rd; Wheaton, IL 60189

Cantigny is located approximately 15 minutes from downtown Naperville, 30 minutes from O’Hare International Airport, and 45 minutes from Downtown Chicago. 

TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE

Early Bird Pricing: $40

General Admission day of: $45

Upgraded ticket: $115–enjoy early entry at 7 p.m., premium parking, and 4 drink tokens to keep the good vibes flowing all night long ($135 day of)

**all tickets include parking

Know before you go:

• Cantigny is now cashless.
• Swings interactive exhibit will be open for all guests to experience.

Cantigny Rewind is just one event in Cantigny’s Summer 2025 Theme, Feast of the Senses, wherein guests are invited to indulge in the sights, sounds, flavors, aromas, and experiences of Cantigny. 

For more information about Cantigny, including hours, permanent attractions, and upcoming events, please visit Cantigny.org.

About Cantigny:

Cantigny, in Wheaton, Illinois, is the 500-acre estate of Colonel Robert R. McCormick (1880–1955), longtime editor and publisher of the Chicago Tribune and founder of the Robert R. McCormick Foundation. It is home to gardens, the First Division Museum about the history of the U.S. Army’s 1st Infantry Division in which McCormick served, and a championship 27-hole public golf course. More information, including hours, admission fees, and a calendar of upcoming events, is available online at Cantigny.org