Yes—color darkroom printing materials are still available, though they are much less common than they once were. The older EP-2 paper/chemistry used in the 1970s was replaced long ago by the RA-4 process, so you would need RA-4-compatible paper and chemicals rather than older EP-2 materials. In practice, the workflow is broadly similar, so if you remember the basic darkroom methods, the transition should not be dramatic. That said, availability is more limited and can vary by region, and supply may change over time because some chemical makers have faced financial trouble. So the short answer is: yes, you can still print color negatives in a darkroom, but expect a smaller market and check current local availability before investing heavily in process-specific supplies.