The term "Austrian-American" refers to individuals in the United States who have Austrian ancestry or heritage. This can include immigrants from Austria as well as their descendants. The Austrian-American community has contributed to various aspects of American culture, including art, music, and cuisine. Austrian-Americans often celebrate their heritage through festivals, cultural organizations, and traditional events. Notable figures of Austrian descent in the U.S. include Arnold Schwarzenegger, a famous actor and politician, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, whose music continues to influence American classical music.