Labor Day weekend is typically a bit of a slump for movie theaters. But this Saturday, Sept. 3, multiple theater chains are offering $3 movie tickets, including their premium screens (IMAX, Dolby Cinema, ScreenX, 4DX, etc.) to celebrate National Cinema Day. 

Many of the region’s theaters — including indie spots like The Miracle Theatre and swanky new offerings like Alamo Drafthouse in Eckington, are participating. Most theaters will be screening their newest releases for $3, including Nope, Bullet Train, Bodies Bodies Bodies, and The Invitation. But another big draw is returning movies, like Spider-Man: No Way Home, with 11 extra minutes of footage.

So if you’re looking for some cheap plans for your long weekend, here’s a roundup of movie theaters participating in the event.

D.C.:

• Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Bryant Street
• AMC Georgetown
• Angelika Pop-Up
• Landmark Atlantic Plumbing Cinema
• Landmark E Street Cinema
• Regal Gallery Place
• The Miracle Theatre

Maryland: 

• AMC Academy
• AMC Center Park
• AMC Columbia
• AMC Loews St. Charles Town Center
• AMC Magic Johnson Capital Center
• AMC Montgomery
• AMC Rivertowne Commons
• AMC Rio Cinemas
• AMC Wheaton
• Cinemark Egyptian
• Cinepolis Gaithersburg
• Landmark Bethesda Row Cinema
• Regal Bowie
• Regal Hyattsville Royale
• Regal Laurel Towne Center
• Regal Majestic
• Regal Rockville Center
• Regal UA Snowden Square
• Regal Waugh Chapel
• Phoenix Theatres Marlow

Virginia:

• Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Crystal City
• Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Woodbridge
• AMC Courthouse Plaza
• AMC Hoffman Center
• AMC Potomac Mills
• AMC Shirlington
• AMC Tysons Corner
• AMC Worldgate
• Angelika at Mosaic
• Cinema Arts Theatre
• Cinemark Centreville
• Cinemark Fairfax Corner
• CMX CineBistros Tysons Galleria
• Regal Ballston Quarter
• Regal Fairfax Towne Center
• Regal Kingstowne
• Regal Springfield Town Center
• Tysons Corner Showplace ICON
• University Mall Theatre