I don't know your budget but I'm proposing some alternatives to your Amazon list.

Canopy. I bought this canopy 3 years ago. 2 camping festivals, 3 week-long camping trips, dozens of of weekend-long camping trips, and a few yard parties and this canopy is still going strong. The canvas is just now starting to show a slight bit of wear from the alligator spring clamps that I use to hang tapestries.

Battery operated string lights. Unless you are really set on the globe style lights, the ones I bought for last year are almost the same length and cheaper. I just bought 2 more sets so that I can line my "doorway" and make a chandelier next year. And I'm still running on the same batteries that I put in back in June after 2 festivals and the other stuff I've done since June.

Tapestries. My go-to suggestion is to buy your tapestries onsite or through actual tapestry artists. Etsy is a good place for that. Those can be pricey though so I bought a 6 pack of cheap queen size flat sheets to line my EZ up until I built up my tapestry collection and it has worked well so far. The ones I linked are currently sold out but you could buy them at yard sales, at Good Will, or any discount site and they'll work well enough.

Other items to consider: tarps (all the tarps!), a hanging shoe organizer to keep your site organized and your shit off the ground, a rubber mallet with a stake puller, and a collapsible table.

One of those plastic over the door shoe storage things. Then glue gun or velcro a line in the middle of each compartment to make extra compartments. You can store multiple earings together. Organize each section by metal type, color, beading, material, etc.

Over the Door Hanging Shoe Organizer, Gray (64'' x 19'') https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01D58DRVC/ref=cm_sw_r_fm_apa_RaiRAbVTZGCTM