Czech-American Heritage refers to the cultural contributions and traditions brought to the United States by immigrants from the Czech Republic. This heritage includes unique customs, music, and cuisine, such as kolaches and sauerkraut. Many Czech-Americans celebrate their roots through festivals, folk dances, and traditional crafts. The Czech community in America has a rich history, particularly in states like Texas and Illinois, where many settled in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Organizations like the Czech Heritage Society promote awareness and appreciation of Czech culture, ensuring that these traditions continue to thrive in future generations.