Depending on what “carnival” means here, they might be employees of the carnival.
If not, it’s sort of like you described. I’ll use Renaissance Faires as an example. There are a lot of big ones that happen in the same places around the same times every year. A lot of the performers and vendors I see at the one in October are also at the one in April, because they travel around between the different major places.
Same thing with a lot of the artists I know. They’re very aware of the major cons related to the kinds of people they make art for and travel frequently.
Also the internet has helped out these people a lot: many of the vendors at places I go have websites and that helps them sell things to people who maybe saw the booth and were interested but didn’t decide to buy anything until it was too late.
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