Four can’t-miss events

1. YELLOWBRICK ROAD

There’s no place like the United Palace when it screens “The Wizard of Oz,” hosted by Turner Classic Movies’ Tiffany Vazquez and The Post’s former chief movie critic Lou Lumenick. Arrive early for the historic theater’s Holiday Open House. Sunday, 4 to 7 p.m.; $10 adults, $5 kids and seniors. 4140 Broadway, at 175th Street; UnitedPalace.org

2. GINGERBREAD MANSION

Madison Square Park just turned into Candy Land, thanks to a lifesize interactive gingerbread house replete with frosting roof, peppermint-stick posts and other “candy” trimmings. Through Dec. 18: weekends noon-8 p.m., weekdays 2-8 p.m.; free.

3. YUKS FOR YULE

Feeling a little “bah, humbug”? The Reckless Theatre promises a twist on the holiday with its“A Reckless Christmas Carol,” in which one brave, foolhardy improv artist, fully unrehearsed, gets to play Scrooge. God bless them, everyone! Dec. 16 to 18, 7:30 to 9 p.m.; $10. 527 W. 29th St.; RecklessTheatre.com

4. A SCORSESE CELEBRATION

The Museum of the Moving Image in Queens pays tribute to the life and work of its native son, director Martin Scorsese. Props, behind-the-scenes photos, childhood mementos and more will augment screenings of restored versions of “The Aviator” and five other Scorsese films. Dec. 16 to 30; $15 adults, $11 students and seniors, $7 kids under 18. 36-01 35th Ave., Astoria, Queens; MovingImage.us