Our Staff

Meet the dedicated team at Millennium Center for Performing Arts – a group of artists, educators, and care professionals committed to serving older adults and persons with disabilities throughout the Twin Cities.

MCPA staff guiding an arts activity
Our staff guides music, visual arts and theater programs across four Minnesota locations.
Portrait of Ella Selyukov, MCPA staff

Ella Selyukov

President / Founder

Under Ella Selyukov’s dynamic leadership, MCPArts provides a safe place for exploration of the complexity artists face in finding their creative voice. By actively achieving and refining their creative skills in art, music and drama, participants build a platform to expand their imagination and find solutions to the challenges of everyday life. Ella founded MCPA in 2007 with a vision of bridging the arts and adult day services, and has guided the organization through nearly two decades of expansion across Edina, Eagan, New Hope and St. Paul.

Portrait of Snezhana Manovska, MCPA staff

Snezhana Manovska

Vice President / Program Director

Snezhana brings deep experience in social work and adult-day programming. She coordinates individualized care plans, supervises program staff, and leads outreach to families and referral partners. Her commitment to person-centered care keeps MCPA’s daily activities aligned with each participant’s interests and abilities.

Portrait of Danielle Daniel, MCPA staff

Danielle Daniel

Program Coordinator, Eagan Location

Danielle leads day-to-day programming at the Eagan center, weaving music, drama, visual arts and community outings into a full weekly schedule. Her warm approach and musical background have made her a beloved presence among participants and caregivers alike.

Portrait of Paul Vang, MCPA staff

Paul Vang

Arts & Music Instructor

Paul’s encouragement and patience give participants the confidence to sing, play, and perform – regardless of experience. He designs accessible music sessions, ensemble rehearsals and seasonal performances that feature the talents of every participant.

Portrait of My Vang, MCPA staff

My Vang

Lead Activity Specialist

My develops creative activities that respect cultural diversity and engage participants at every level of ability. Her projects – ranging from collage and ceramics to intergenerational theater games – build confidence, friendship and community.

Portrait of Hezron Kigata, MCPA staff

Hezron Kigata

Community Programs

Hezron contributes to community partnerships and the logistics of group outings, bringing the MCPA experience beyond the studio and into Minnesota’s wider arts community.

Group activity at an MCPA adult day program in Minnesota
An MCPA activity session — participants work with staff on music and visual art.