is there a flea market that has darkroom stuff? or a "depot-vent" or brocante that anyone knows of?

A: could check http://www.craigslist.com or http://www.ebay.com

I am an amateur at the Nikon cameras. I have taken pictures for a long time, but now have a good professional camera. I want to develop my film at home. How does one go about setting up a dark room, what supplies are needed, where can you buy them, and how much of a price tag am I looking at? Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.

A: What are you shooting with? Black and white? Color? Slide? Large format?

Anyway, you will need a light tight room, preferably free of dust. Most people find the bathroom to be the best.

After that, you need chemicals. Developer(depending on either black and white or color), fixer, and photo flow. These should be for film, not paper. Except for photo flow, the developer and fixer come in powder form, so do not breath it in. Also, do not poor down the drain....

in a photography class in college and need a lot of paper, film, and just starting out supplies..any trusted websites to order from will be appreciated. thanks and GOD bless

A: For equipment, KEH: http://www.keh.com/onlinestore/home.aspx

For darkroom supplies:
B&H: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/
Adorama: http://www.adorama.com/

 Darkroom supplies for sale. $40 obo for the whole lot. 

Inlcudes: 

Developing canister with two reels 
Black Developing "Bag" or "Jacket" For transferring film to reels 
60 sheets or so of Ilford Pearl photo paper 
1 box of filters for enlarger 
thermometer 
clips 
spotting ink and two spot brushed 
gray cards 
unopened pack of slide holders 
mounting paper 
14 rolls of black and white film, although it expired last year 

Thanks!